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China’s Energy Crisis Comes as World Urges Faster Climate Action
Stark mismatches in demand and supply have hit China's power sector as the international community urges a swift shift from fossil fuels.

China’s Power Crunch Hits U.S. Manufacturing, Semiconductors and Local EV Adoption
The impacts of China's power outages on manufacturing have gone global, as the ripple effects begin to emerge.

China To End Overseas Coal
While still building coal power plants at home, China has announced that it will no longer fund the construction of coal plants abroad.

Delta Drags Down Oil, But Lack of New Supply Keeps Prices From Crashing
Oil prices have sunk as concerns grow about the Delta variant.

A New Deal on the Rocks: Why Sanctions on Iran’s Oil Might Not Be Ending
Iran and the United States remain unable to reach an agreement on the Joint Comprehensive Plan of Action (JCPOA)—and analysts believe Iran's continued clandestine oil sales mean a JCPOA deal would only have a muted oil market effect.

Q1 EV Sales Signpost Electrification Acceleration
A strong Q1 after a surprising 2020 suggests vehicle electrification in the United States is on the rise. More must be done to ensure rising EV sales lift U.S. energy security with them.

Iran’s Oil and the Nuclear Deal: What a Breakthrough Means for the Market
Removing Iranian oil sanctions could have a profound impact on the global energy market.

Does Losing Most of the 5.9GHz Spectrum Band Make U.S. Vehicles Less Competitive?
Reallocating much of the Safety Band to unlicensed wi-fi uses risks long-term American automotive competitiveness.

Energy Transition Picks Up Steam
China's plans to achieve net-zero carbon emissions by 2060 is the latest high-profile development in the shift away from fossil fuels.

IEA: EVs to Gain More Market Share
While EV sales have taken a hit during the pandemic, analysts believe it will not derail the march toward electrification.