Haley Zaremba

Rare earth elements are crucial for clean energy, advanced technology, and modern warfare, making them a new axis of geopolitical power.

Geothermal energy, while promising due to its zero emissions and constant productivity, faces technical and non-technical barriers to widespread adoption.

Electricity prices vary significantly across the globe, with countries like Denmark and Ireland facing some of the highest costs while oil-rich nations like Iran and Qatar enjoy some of the lowest.

The discovery of 40 million metric tons of lithium in the McDermitt Caldera positions the US to become a major player in the global lithium market.

This article explores the history of oil, from its ancient origins to its current dominance, and examines its profound impact on industry, geopolitics, and the modern world.

China's dominance in clean energy manufacturing is fueled by favorable policies, low production costs, and substantial government investment.

The US power grid is under stress due to aging infrastructure and changing energy consumption patterns.

Africa's urgent need to expand its energy infrastructure while transitioning to renewable sources is creating a complex and potentially volatile situation.

The resurgence of nuclear energy, driven by microreactor technology and AI's power demands, faces a major challenge: the significant increase in nuclear waste.

Energy poverty is a global issue impacting families in both rich and poor countries, driven by rising energy prices and other factors.