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On diesel shortages, ethanol gluts and more -#199 (opens the original)
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The Big AnnouncementNext week, Energy Trends will turn 200 issues old.Given our annual breaks each December, this means we have now been around for about 4.5 years. Issue #1, which now seems so different in tone from what we have today, was published in April, 2022. Tone, of course, is not the only thing that has changed over these years. We have also gotten a bit more global, focusing not just on national but also international developments.Issue #1 had spoken about, among other things, domesti
Is India losing patience with the USA? - #198 (opens the original)
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News of the weekThe week gone by saw, yet again, meltdowns in energy markets — and the US trying to throw its weight around.Badly hurt by the Houthis’ attack on the east-west pipeline two weeks ago, Saudi Arabia has halted oil exports. With that, the world is again staring at an energy crisis. Things are now in such an advanced state of chaos that, in one of the more telling moments from last week, analyst
A week with three large changes - #197 (opens the original)
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The Big PictureNepal has sought $20 million from the UN Loss and Damage Fund.This makes the country, said The Independent, the first one to “invoke the emergency procedures of the world’s fund for climate disaster support, testing a mechanism that experts say does not have enough money to respond”.The fund in question is FRLD (Fund for Responding to Loss and Damage), set up by the UN in 2023, after years of lobb
Himalayan disasters; Social sanction for data centres; and Venezuela - #196 (opens the original)
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The Big PictureTill last week, if asked about the impact of global warming on mountain ranges like the Himalayas, we would have said glaciers are melting faster; the frequency of cloudbursts is rising; as are GLOFs and downstream floods.We now know better. As the disaster in Nepal has shown, the reality is scarier yet. Rising temperatures are also thawing the permafrost in higher elevations and, as glacier melt seeps into fissures, producing bedrock failures. “Sustained warmth at a glacial cliff
Nepal shows we have to now build for a changed world – #195 (opens the original)
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The Big PictureLast week — after Kedarnath (2013), Nepal (2015), Dhauliganga (2021), Silkyara (2023), Joshimath (<a href="https://www.reuters.com/worl
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