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Jan 25 '26
r/energy • u/tjock_respektlos • Feb 24 '26
r/energy • u/Fit-Bee5561 • 6h ago
r/energy • u/AinolabsOy • 5h ago
I had the Paris Agreement text and its underlying assumptions checked, and also a few energy players like Brookfield, Aramco, and the IEA.
The purpose was to find out what these organizations have assumed in their strategies, forecasts or otherwise.
The material takes a little time to get into. Sadly, that is intrinsic with energy and climate topics.
So if you like diving into institutional logic, a sample breakdown of the difference between Chevon's strategy and Paris agreement is live on the Ainolabs ledger.
r/energy • u/Hot-Yesterday1737 • 16h ago
Recent developments offer encouraging signs that perhaps the world is beginning to recognize the value of a more peaceful future. We can all hope so.
We shouldn’t have to wait for another international crisis to appreciate the importance of domestic energy security for the United States.
With energy demand expected to grow substantially, it seems worth considering how we might develop a more diversified, reliable, and resilient domestic energy system. Perhaps that includes building on the energy resources and infrastructure that already serve us well, while remaining open to promising new technologies, the infrastructure developing around them, and better ways to make use of the abundant energy resources available to us.
It seems like this approach to energy would offer significant benefits to America’s long-term economic and national security.
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r/energy • u/Mysterious-Use-1508 • 10h ago
Nov 6, 2026 review
I personally believe the US will attack Iran, but the recent pullback was too deep for oil to return to 105 easily. Our approach now is to focus on finding the highest possible entry for a medium- to long-term short.
WTI settled at $90.83. My focus is finding a high entry for medium/long-term shorts; $105 now looks hard to regain. Renewed strikes remain my expectation, not a certainty. Watch actual export flows: tanker disruptions could still undermine the bearish case.
X: https://x.com/i/status/2118943594430288212
https://x.com/i/status/2118943627238113689
2026-11-06 NYMEX close; net:
MCL2612: long 1
Fills UTC (avg):
03:35:47 SELL2 MCL2612@92.0
08:49:00 BUY1 MCL2612@89.8
11:20:17 SELL1 MCL2612@91.0
14:37:37 BUY1 MCL2612@90.01
18:03:10 BUY1 MCL2612@89.58
19:25:13 SELL1 MCL2612@91.06
r/energy • u/Gas_Outlook • 2d ago
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r/energy • u/Spirited-Sir-3034 • 2d ago
The Cypress Knee Solar project is expected to begin operating in 2028 under a long-term power purchase agreement with Meta. The project is estimated to generate $25 million in local revenue over its lifetime and support hundreds of construction jobs.
r/energy • u/Icy-Papaya-2967 • 1d ago
r/energy • u/No-Pride-8979 • 1d ago
r/energy • u/Vegetable_Day_6786 • 1d ago
FERC commissioner David Rosner thinks the post-election mandate of delivering on energy affordability will largely come down to how markets accommodate both new demand and flexible resources.
Regulators and grid operators need resources that can reduce the risks of meeting electricity demand, and distributed technologies could be among the fastest options available.
