Semafor Energy

Donald Trump’s energy dominance agenda is already tilting the balance of power in the market.

British authorities granted contracts expected to produce 8.4 GW of energy, enough to power roughly 12 million homes.

CleanCapital said this week it had secured a $300 million financing package that will help it increase its capacity 50% in the next 12 months.

The main drivers of the emissions increases were commercial buildings and the power sector, according to estimates by the Rhodium Group, a research firm.

The project was 90% complete before the Interior Department ordered a pause on several offshore wind projects last month.

The CEO of the top global manufacturer of the equipment spoke to Semafor.

ExxonMobil CEO Darren Woods called Venezuela “uninvestable,” a comment which Trump later said left him “inclined to keep Exxon out”

The trial comes as Japan and the West move to diversify the supply and refining of rare earths away from China.

The US Treasury Secretary’s remarks come as the US presses major oil companies to ramp up investments in the country.

The proposed merger would create the world’s largest mining company as global demand surges for metals and minerals.

The US president’s social media company said that construction of the country’s first fusion power plant will begin in 2026.

Total investment hit $40.5 billion, according to a new analysis from Sightline Climate.