Author: Stu

Bill Gates Flops again and leaves the Climate Crisis cult in shambles

ENB Pub Note: The following is an outstanding article from Doug Sheridan on LinkedIn. The only real solution is to throw the UN out of the US and get the US out of the UN. We also need to get legislation in place, as the lawfare against companies bringing low-cost energy to the consumers will […]

Europe Heading for Record Diesel Imports as Russia Sanctions Hit Markets

As the European Union and its allies intensify sanctions against Russia amid the ongoing conflict in Ukraine, the continent’s energy landscape is undergoing a profound transformation. Europe’s diesel and jet fuel imports are surging toward record levels this October 2025, driven by preparations for winter demand and the impending clampdown on Russian petroleum products. Traders […]

Iraq Secures First Floating LNG Import Platform Deal with U.S. Firm

In a landmark move for Iraq’s energy sector, the country has inked its inaugural agreement for a floating liquefied natural gas (LNG) import terminal with U.S.-based Excelerate Energy, Inc. This deal, valued at approximately $450 million, marks Iraq’s entry into the global LNG market and aims to bolster the nation’s energy security amid rising electricity […]

Orban to Meet Trump to Discuss US Sanctions on Russian Oil and Natural Gas

In a high-stakes diplomatic maneuver amid escalating global energy tensions, Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban is scheduled to meet U.S. President Donald Trump in Washington next week to address the impact of new U.S. sanctions on Russian oil and natural gas exports. The discussions come at a critical juncture for Hungary, a landlocked Central European […]

Fermi Orders Four Nuclear Reactors in the Texas Panhandle – What should Investors Look For?

In a bold move signaling the intersection of artificial intelligence, clean energy, and massive infrastructure investment, Fermi America Inc. (NASDAQ: FRMI) has announced deals to kick off production of four large-scale nuclear reactors. These reactors are earmarked to power what the company touts as the world’s largest private data center “HyperGrid” campus in the wind-swept […]

Can Chris Wright Deliver a Rare Earth Revival in Just Two Years?

Daily Standup Top Stories Secretary Chris Wright has a plan for Rare Earth and Critical Minerals – What is the timeline? October 25, 2025 Clark Savage In an outstanding interview with Larry Kudlow on Fox Business, Secretary Chris Wright covers some key points on the upcoming China meetings with President Trump and President Xi. • The […]

Germany Blows Up Last Nuclear Plant Towers While Economy Collapses Under Net Zero Energy Policies

In a spectacle that could only be described as self-inflicted pyrotechnics, Germany detonated the final two cooling towers of its last operational nuclear power plant in Gundremmingen, Bavaria, on October 25, 2025. At precisely noon, under a drizzly sky that seemed to mirror the nation’s darkening economic prospects, 56,000 tonnes of concrete crumbled in a […]

Are Washington’s Oil Sanctions Trump’s Tool for Trade Negotiations? – Or will they devalue the US Dollar?

In a bold move signaling the return of “America First” energy diplomacy, President Donald Trump’s administration unleashed a fresh barrage of sanctions this week targeting two of Russia’s largest oil producers: Rosneft and Lukoil. These giants handle roughly half of Moscow’s seaborne crude exports, amounting to about 3 million barrels per day out of Russia’s […]

Rare Earth and Critical Minerals in Play Today

In a whirlwind 72 hours that has reshaped global supply chains, the United States has struck a series of deals positioning it as the undisputed architect of the critical minerals future. From Southeast Asian pacts to a landmark framework with China, today’s announcements signal the end of Beijing’s unchallenged dominance over rare earth elements (REEs)—the […]

Spain Reconsiders Its Nuclear Phaseout as Utilities Seek Almaraz Extension

In a dramatic pivot amid growing energy security concerns, Spain’s major utilities—Iberdrola, Endesa, and Naturgy—have united to push for an extension of the country’s largest nuclear power plant, Almaraz. The 2-gigawatt facility in western Spain, which houses two reactors, was slated for initial closure in 2027 as part of the nation’s broader nuclear phaseout plan […]