The author argued that autarky had never been, and would never be, a solution to problems including energy. They said it was saddening to see EU officials embrace that approach, adding that the EU was founded on the belief that greater integration, rather than self-reliance, would bring peace and prosperity. #EU #Energiewende #Integration #EU
The post said Venezuelan opposition leader María Corina Machado had called for elections next year and linked to a Financial Times report. #Venezuela #Oposición #Elecciones #VE (translated)
The author shared a Utility Dive article reporting that the Department of Energy had pressed PJM on protections for ratepayers from costs associated with large loads.
The author wrote that the US trade deficit had returned to pre-tariff levels, a development they said had surprised almost no one. https://t.co/Oi9mKwTsfW #TradeDeficit #Economy #USTrade #US
The post shared a Financial Times report saying China had rejected an EU request for voluntary restrictions on hybrid-car exports. #China #EU #HybridCars #CN #EU
The post linked to a Utility Dive article saying a US Bank managing director had described rising interest rates as a challenge to utility financing plans. #Interestrates #Financing #Utilities #US
The author argued that lawsuits like Boulder’s would proliferate unless the Supreme Court made clear that the Constitution did not allow state courts to regulate climate policy across the country. https://t.co/EAP22an4fw #ClimatePolicy #SupremeCourt #LegalIssues #US
The author wrote that ships’ captains were being paid $100,000 a month to transit the Strait of Hormuz. #StraitOfHormuz #ShippingIndustry #MaritimeNews #IR #OM
The author argued that the energy crisis was caused by scarcity and said EU-led demand aggregation would not increase gas supplies or the number of LNG carriers. They said it would instead add bureaucracy to an already complex market and that taking no action would be preferable to taking the wrong action. #EnergyCrisis #EU #GasMarket #EU
The author wondered what the point was of using public funds financed by debt to support the hydroelectric sector, which he believed had very high margins. #idroelettrico #finanza #sostenibilità #IT (translated)
The author shared a link about the impact of AI and cross-border data regulation on international trade in digital services.
The author had deemed it essential to clarify the advantages, disadvantages, limits, and unexplained aspects of the electricity and gas offers being discussed at that time. He had shared a detailed analysis from Staffetta, in collaboration with Gionata Picchio, titled "Bills, what do we mean when we talk about discounts." #Bollette #LuceEGas #Sconto #IT (translated)
The author shared a Financial Times article suggesting that Donald Trump’s threats over diesel could backfire, pointing to soybeans as an example.
Justice Alito’s recusal raises the possibility of a 4-4 split in Suncor Energy v. Boulder. Absent a definitive ruling from the Justices, climate lawfare will proliferate. https://t.co/fSaqXwp0Jq #Justice #ClimateChange #Law #None
New Trump border taxes arrive Tuesday—they’re a gift to Xi Jinping and a blow to American biotech innovation. https://t.co/mfuagAEi4y #Trump #borderTaxes #biotech #US #CN
New York audits utility AI use, cites risk in ‘growing dependency’ https://t.co/4y65ZNIioK via @UtilityDive #NewYork #AI #UtilityManagement #US
Republicans are watching the polls with increasing dismay. Alas, their response is to compound the disarray with policy mistakes—like calling for a ban on diesel-fuel exports. https://t.co/YmmPGhS28K #Republicans #Polls #PolicyMistakes #Nospecificcountrycodesarementionedinthetweet.
Microsoft ‘preserving its ability’ to challenge data center transmission costs decision https://t.co/WQszKxHpZb via @UtilityDive #Microsoft #DataCenters #TransmissionCosts #Therearenospecificcountrymentionsinthetweetprovided.
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