Author: Stu

US Closes $26.5 Billion in Financing for Southern Co. Utilities

In the largest energy financing deal in U.S. Department of Energy history, the Trump administration today closed a $26.54 billion loan package for two Southern Company subsidiaries — Georgia Power and Alabama Power — to supercharge grid reliability and meet surging electricity demand across the Southeast. The financing, issued through the DOE’s new Office of […]

South Bow Corp May Look at Keystone XL Revival

In a development that could breathe new life into long-dormant Canadian pipeline assets, South Bow Corp. is actively evaluating an expansion of its system that may effectively revive key segments of the canceled Keystone XL project. The catalyst? A major new U.S. pipeline proposal filed last month by Bridger Pipeline LLC that lines up almost […]

THE STATE OF AMERICAN ENERGY: Promises Made, Promises Kept

ENB Pub Note: This is from the Department of Energy, and Stu Turley will be writing a follow up Article for the Energy News Beat Substack tonight. As Stu Turley often says, “Energy Security Starts at Home, but your Energy Dominance comes through your exports”.  UNLEASHING THE GOLDEN ERA OF ENERGY DOMINANCE AND LOWERING PRICES […]

Ukraine Attacks Druzhba Station, Hurting Hungary and Slovakia – Energy News Beat

In a dramatic escalation of the energy war tied to the Russia-Ukraine conflict, Ukrainian drones struck a critical Russian pumping station feeding the Druzhba oil pipeline on the night of February 22-23, 2026. The attack on the Kaleykino facility in Tatarstan — more than 1,200 km (750 miles) inside Russia — has further disrupted supplies […]

US Energy Dominance VS EU Net Zero

Energy security starts at home, and energy dominance is through your exports. That’s the straight talk from Stuart Turley, host of the Energy News Beat podcast, as the United States flexes its muscle as the world’s top LNG exporter while Europe stares down the barrel of its own Net Zero ideology. We’re watching total deindustrialization […]

China and India Spending More on Domestic Oil and Gas Production

As the world’s two largest oil importers grapple with geopolitical risks, supply disruptions, and the imperative of energy security, both China and India are pouring billions into boosting domestic oil and gas output. While progress varies sharply between the two Asian giants, the shared strategy underscores a long-term bet on self-reliance — even as new […]

What Do the UK and California Have in Common? They Are Both Facing the Threat of Refinery Extinction and Economic Collapse

In an era where aggressive climate policies dominate headlines, two economic powerhouses—the United Kingdom and California—are charting strikingly similar courses toward energy transformation. Both are pursuing ambitious net-zero goals, but at what cost? A recent article on OilPrice.com highlights the UK’s precarious position, warning that its oil refineries are on the brink of extinction without […]

The EPA Repeal of the Climate Power Grab

Dr. Matthew Wielicki stops by as a self-proclaimed Earth Science Professor-in-exile. He is one to listen to on key issues. His Substack is “Irrational Fear,” and he has 95K Followers on X. We have questions and hope to get them answered. Like, how will this impact consumers, investors, and even our education system? Dr. Matthew […]

Global elites who cling to green policies are clueless how to sustain life as we know it

Global Elites who cling to “green” policies, CANNOT explain how the more than 341,000 wind turbines currently on the planet will make: The more than 6,000 products in our daily materialistic lives that did not exist before the 1800s are meeting the supply chain demands of today’s hospitals, airports, telecommunications, appliances, electronics, sanitation systems, heating, and ventilating […]

Trump Has Options After the Court’s Ruling

In a landmark decision on February 20, 2026, the U.S. Supreme Court struck down President Donald Trump’s use of the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (IEEPA) to impose broad tariffs on global imports, ruling 6-3 that it exceeded presidential authority. This ruling dismantled a key pillar of Trump’s trade agenda, which had aimed to address […]