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Much of the world’s gas comes from Hamas headquarters: This war could affect us all

The questions surrounding Qatar arise chiefly from its strong ties to both Hamas and Iran, which serves as Hamas’s major funder and sponsor

Biden sold off nearly half the US oil reserve: Is it ready for a crisis?

Biden tapped the SPR last year when Russia’s invasion of Ukraine sent oil prices soaring. Now Republicans blame him for putting the nation’s energy security at risk

Gas prices soar after reports pipeline leak is “not an accident”

The pipeline, which started to leak over the weekend, runs between Finland and Estonia, across the bay of Finland.

The myth of affordable green energy is over – Analysis

The end of a (short-lived) era?

Huff ‘n’ puff geothermal fracking: Earth batteries at 200% efficiency

Combining a pressure battery with geothermal power could unlock both cheap energy storage and shallow geothermal power

Gazprom’s Exports to Europe Turn to Year-on-Year Growth in September

Turk Stream now supplies Greece, Croatia and Hungary, plus non-EU North Macedonia, Serbia and Bosnia and Herzegovina.

Tiny energy-harvesting MilliMobile robot has no need for batteries

The four-wheeled prototype device measures just 10 mm (0.4 in) per side, and tips the scales at about 1 gram (0.04 oz)

New $4B Panasonic electric vehicle (EV) battery factory in Kansas requires so much power that the facility will need its own coal plant to run

There is nothing "clean" about producing "green" energy products like EV batteries

Natural gas: Up to 4.2% rise in prices ahead of winter

Bloomberg notes Europe is well prepared for its second winter without Russian gas

How Fast Are Countries Burning Through Natural Resources? (infographic)

Qatar, a relatively small and rich country, is the main offender for burning through resources the fastest.

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