
Trump Administration Halts Offshore Wind Projects, Citing Security Concerns
The Trump Administration halts five offshore wind projects over “national security concerns,” sparking widespread criticism.

The Trump Administration halts five offshore wind projects over “national security concerns,” sparking widespread criticism.

Energy policy whiplash in 2025 saw clean energy face hurdles under Trump, yet solar and storage remained resilient.

The Programme Manager – Policy Officer in Brussels advances EU climate and energy strategies through policy and program management.

“In 2026, North Carolina’s lithium production will supply over 50% of U.S. battery needs, revolutionizing energy.”

Two global manufacturers, SencorpWhite and Salvagnini America, are expanding in Hamilton, Ohio, creating new jobs.

Google plans $40B for three new Texas data centers, boosting energy demand. Renewables rise amid grid challenges.

Ford’s BlueOval SK Battery Park in Kentucky will lay off 1,500 workers as it shifts to energy storage systems.

In 2025, renewables surpassed coal in power generation, with solar and wind leading capacity additions.

People must understand why the Founders limited federal power. Democracy requires active involvement, not just voting.

CoTec’s HyProMag USA leased 128,000 sq ft in Texas for rare-earth magnet recycling, targeting mid-2027 commissioning.

Wärtsilä to supply engines and equipment for a 120 MW power plant in Kalgoorlie, enhancing KCGM’s operations.

California Gov. Gavin Newsom, likely a 2028 presidential candidate, criticized Trump at a business forum, then sought $34B federal aid.