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  1. Episode · Sep 29, 2026

    Technicals: Week 38 (opens the original)

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    Tuesday, September 29, 2026. CRUDE OIL TECHNICALS: WTI 92.36-93.85 mid-$90s (mixed short-term trend, cautious recovery post-volatility). Support: daily pivot 92.50-92.90, 91-89.66, 88 (7-month resistance turned support), 87-85. Resistance: daily R1 94.28-94.91 (breakout threshold), R2 96.14 (prior high), R3 97.52, extensions 99-99.69, higher 102+. Patterns: bull flag 4H with breakout potential 99.69+. Price breaking above corrective bearish channel, testing daily pivots. Holding above 88 multi-m

  2. Episode · Sep 25, 2026

    Geographic Feature: Uruguay (opens the original)

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    Friday, September 25, 2026. Uruguay: world leader renewable electricity, ~98% grid 2025 (13,040 GWh): hydro 46%, wind 34%, biomass 14%, solar 4%, fossil 2%. Export ~8% (hydro) Argentina/Brazil. Aug 2026 99.4% renewable: hydro 58% (record monthly 11-yr high), wind 28% (440 GWh), biomass 11.7%, solar 1.7%, fossil 0.6%. Installed ~4,900 MW: fossil ~1,200 MW (25% reserve), wind >1,500 MW (31%, ~1,000 private, ~500 UTE), hydro ~1,500 MW (balancing battery variable wind/solar), biomass ~400 MW, solar

  3. Episode · Sep 24, 2026

    Geographic Feature: Iceland (opens the original)

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    Thursday, September 24, 2026. Iceland: global geothermal leader, ~65% primary energy, ~30% electricity, ~90% heat district. Installed capacity ~785-808 MW nine plants (>0.5 MW), +22 MW Svartsengi end-2025. Major plants: Hellisheiði ~303 MW (ON Power/Reykjavík), Nesjavellir 120 MW (ON Power), Reykjanes 100-130 MW (HS Orka), Þeistareykir 90 MW (Landsvirkjun), Svartsengi ~76 MW (HS Orka), Krafla 60 MW (Landsvirkjun), Bjarnarflag ~5 MW. Electricity ~6 TWh/yr (6,000 GWh 2023, 5,651 GWh 2025) ~30% nat

  4. Episode · Sep 23, 2026

    Geographic Feature: Greenland (opens the original)

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    Wednesday, September 23, 2026. Greenland: zero crude production, zero gas production, pursuing renewable energy transition. Grid >70% hydroelectric, minimal fossil. Target 100% renewable 2030. 2021 moratorium new petroleum licenses (climate goals). Single active oil license: Jameson Land Basin (Nunap Qeqqa). Operator: Greenland Energy Company (NASDAQ: GLND via SPAC merger) / 80 Mile PLC (White Flame Energy subsidiary) JV. Greenland targeting up to 70% working interest, 80 Mile 30%. Basin describ

  5. Episode · Sep 22, 2026

    Geographic Feature: Alaska (opens the original)

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    Tuesday, September 22, 2026. Alaska: leading US oil producer. July 2026 statewide ~14.113M barrels (~455k bpd). FY2026 ANS forecast 459.2k bpd, total ~466.8k bpd. June ~414.3k bpd (seasonal MoM decline). July ~456k bpd (+2% MoM). EIA calendar 2026 forecast ~477k bpd (13% growth, largest annual increase decades). FY2027 projected 518.5k bpd. Pikka (Santos/Repsol) first oil spring/Q2 2026, Phase 1 ~80k bpd ramp, major ANS growth contributor. Willow (ConocoPhillips) FY2029. Fields FY2026: Prudhoe B

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