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Europe’s Gas Forecasts Are Not an Energy Strategy | OilPrice.com (opens the original)
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Energy models have an unusual talent. However chaotic the present may be, the future almost always becomes remarkably calm. Wars end. Shipping lanes reopen. LNG terminals work as planned. Winters remain manageable. Producers deliver. Markets rebalance. And natural gas prices gradually return to a smooth, comfortable line. Perhaps they will. But Europe has now spent five years discovering how little it actually knows about future gas prices. The latest Dutch Climate and Energy Outlook illustrates
The Energy Transition Has a Speed Advantage That Cost Models Miss (opens the original)
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Power technologies are usually compared by asking how much their electricity costs. That is no longer enough. Electricity demand is accelerating, driven by data centers, electrification, new factories and cooling. The International Energy Agency expects global data-center consumption alone to more than double to around 945 TWh by 2030—slightly more than Japan consumes today. A power plant that is cheap in 2035 cannot supply a data center that wants to connect in 2028. As demand begins arriving f
The Next Oil Shock Is Never the Last (opens the original)
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The Houthis have seized the Yemeni Red Sea coast, the port of Mokha and Perim Island, which divides the narrow Bab el-Mandeb Strait into two channels. The group now occupies positions from which it can monitor or threaten one of the world's most important shipping routes. Normally, that would be alarming enough. But the Strait of Hormuz on the other side of the Arabian Peninsula is already severely disrupted. Saudi Arabia consequently relied more heavily on its East–West pipeline to move crude f
Britain Can Save £500 by Scrapping Net Zero, If It Ignores Most of the Bill | OilPrice.com (opens the original)
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A new British report offers households an attractive deal: abandon net zero and save more than £500 a year. At a time of painfully high energy bills, that claim deserves attention. A transition households cannot finance will eventually lose political support. But the £500 promise is not really a household-cost calculation. It models a cheaper-looking electricity system, excludes costs outside it, assumes fewer cars and homes electrify, and translates the total into a household-sized headline. Th
Electric Trucks Have Moved From Impossible to Inevitable | OilPrice.com (opens the original)
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Heavy trucks were supposed to be the place where batteries stopped working. Electric cars could manage school runs and commuting, critics conceded. But long-distance freight needed range, rapid refueling and maximum payload. Batteries would be too large, too heavy and too slow to charge. Buses might electrify predictable urban routes, but serious trucking would require diesel, hydrogen or renewable liquid fuels. The market is beginning to deliver a different verdict. Global sales of zero-emissio
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