Energy and environmental policy reporter
Jennifer A. Dlouhy is an energy and environmental policy reporter at various esteemed publications. She covers a range of topics including oil and gas, energy policy and regulation, geopolitics, and current affairs, with a focus on regional interest and world news. Her work has been featured in notable outlets such as TIME, The Boston Globe, and Bloomberg News, among others.
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Jennifer A Dlouhy's articles focus on climate change, energy policy, and government action. Her coverage is heavily influenced by government announcements and legal policy regulations.
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By: Jeff Mason, Jennifer A Dlouhy
Nachdem Donald Trump die US-Blockade iranischer Schiffe bei der Durchfahrt durch die Straße von Hormus wieder in Kraft gesetzt und eine Erstattung von 20% für die Fracht sämtlicher anderer Schiffe verlangt hat, meldet das US-Zentralkommando (Centcom) den Abschluss einer neuen Angriffswelle auf militärische Ziele im Iran.
By: Jennifer A Dlouhy, Ari Natter
Trump administration officials are advancing plans to extend a shipping waiver that’s made it easier to move oil, fuel and fertilizer around the US, as the renewed war in Iran raises the prospect of prolonged supply disruptions.
By: John Ainger, Jennifer A Dlouhy
A frustrated Trump administration wants major changes to the operator of America’s largest power grid — perhaps even breaking it apart — as federal regulators meet this week to discuss the organization’s fate.
By: Jennifer A Dlouhy, Alicia Diaz, Hadriana Lowenkron
President Donald Trump is poised to impose fresh levies on products from dozens of economies by Friday, according to people familiar with the matter, a move to ensure his tariff regime remains intact even after stopgap 10% global duties lapse.
By: Jennifer A Dlouhy, Jeff Mason
President Donald Trump on Thursday welcomed fresh commitments from power utilities and data center developers to put technology companies on the hook to pay for the electricity they need to drive energy-hungry artificial-intelligence systems.
By: Dan Williams
Israeli PM says ‘it was one of the best conversations I've had with our friend'
By: Jennifer A Dlouhy, Kate Sullivan
President Donald Trump said he would be “disappointed” in China if they provided weapons to Iran, repeating assurances he said Xi Jinping had made to him that Beijing would not sell arms to Tehran.
President Donald Trump has ordered the US military to carry out a new attack on Iran as soon as this weekend, the Wall Street Journal reported.
President Donald Trump said the US joined a currency-market intervention that lifted the yen last week as a sign of friendship with Japan and to help the global economy.
By: Jennifer A Dlouhy, Josh Wingrove
President Donald Trump said he had not yet decided whether to keep Jeanine Pirro as the top federal prosecutor in Washington, after publicly criticizing her for dismissing charges against individuals accused of vandalizing the Lincoln Memorial Reflecting Pool.
