This era has unleashed technological change at a rapid pace and transformed every locality everywhere. You can have what you want when you want it...
Every corner of the Russian economy has been sanctioned except one. As it turns out, this sector of the economy has been deemed too important to warrant any harm...
Semiconductors are in extreme demand. The U.S. government wants to bring chipmaking back home, and at the center of this new initiative is one small company.
The tech sector is quietly developing new technology that could destabilize the global economy. It could mean the end of cybersecurity as we know it, as well as a complete restructuring of our...
Environmentalists had a bad day yesterday after the EU Parliament revealed it will now label natural gas and nuclear as “green” energy investments...
On a levelized cost basis, solar is the cheapest form of energy, and that advantage continues to grow as capital costs for competing energy sources increase.
When it comes to protecting your wealth, the last thing you can rely on is the government. This isn’t based on personal prejudices but rather historical bureaucratic blunders.
America’s worst nuclear accident on record occurred on March 28, 1979. It birthed the long-standing public fear of nuclear energy that still lingers today.
In 1665, an outbreak of the bubonic plague in England forced the University of Cambridge into lockdown, where Sir Isaac Newton made his most important discovery ever.
Imagine intersections that can sense traffic and predict the most efficient patterns. A traffic-free utopia is absolutely possible with this technology...
Make no mistake: Elon Musk may ruffle some feathers with his tweets and comments, but maybe that’s a good thing. We need more CEOs to stand up to the status quo...
Market analyst Christian DeHaemer discusses the current state of the Russia-Ukraine conflict and what it means for energy.
Different fuels have different properties that make them appropriate for different tasks. Right here is where the myth of U.S. energy independence breaks down.
On Wednesday, Germany announced its citizens should prepare for the potential of liquid natural gas (LNG) rationing as the Ukraine-Russia conflict rages on.
Putin will burn the whole world to the ground before succumbing to Western demands or the continuation of a free Ukraine. That should give everyone pause.
A few days ago, Saudi Arabia expedited its conversations with China to price some of its oil sales in yuan. Here's what that means for the U.S. economy...
On Monday, WTI crude fell below $93 per barrel, a level we haven’t seen since Russian tanks started rolling across the Ukrainian border. Is this a dip worth buying?
Remember last year when Texas' subpar electricity infrastructure collapsed? Imagine that on a national scale. We've never been more vulnerable than we are now...
Putin is shooting himself and his entire country in the foot — and, in the process, losing what little international support he might have had left.
If you think all hope is lost, at least there’s some good news. Keith Kohl shows readers the real market winners now that Putin has chosen war with Ukraine.
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