Legal Challenge to Delay in LNG Export Projects Approval

A Louisiana judge has granted a preliminary injunction against the Biden administration's delay in considering projects aimed at exporting liquefied natural gas, siding with 16 Republican-led states. The delay was aligned with environmental concerns about planet-warming emissions and the impact of increased exports following Russia's invasion of Ukraine.

Impact of Biden Administration's Green Energy Policies on U.S. Military

The Biden administration's focus on green energy could leave the U.S. military dependent on China, posing risks in case of a war. Recommendations include securing domestic energy sources and trade relationships with allies.

U.S.-Ukraine Bilateral Security Deal

U.S. President Joe Biden and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky signed a historic 10-year bilateral security deal, providing military aid and support to Ukraine in the event of a Russian attack.

U.S. Aid to Moldova and Geopolitical Concerns in Eastern Europe

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken pledges $135 million in aid to Moldova for energy security and to counter Russian disinformation. Moldova, with U.S. support, has diversified its energy sources to reduce dependence on Russia. Blinken's visit comes amid concerns of renewed threats from Russia towards Moldova and Georgia.

Impact of Anti-Fossil Fuel Climate Activism on Corporate America

The article discusses how corporate America is being influenced by anti-fossil fuel climate activism under the 'E' in ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) criteria. It highlights the negative impact on the economy, energy security, and national security. The 1792 Exchange aims to expose and counter this coercion and ideological bias in corporations.

Russian missile and drone assault on Ukrainian power plants

A large Russian missile and drone assault caused serious damage to several power plants across Ukraine, cutting off electricity to swaths of the country and making life miserable for civilians.

US Domestic Crude Oil Production

US domestic crude oil production reached a new all-time high in September 2023, exceeding previous records in November and December. This increase in production is attributed to advancements in technology, despite a decrease in active rig count. The US energy industry has experienced significant growth since the shale revolution, with Texas alone producing more than 5 million barrels per day. Several key factors, including favorable geology, limited federal regulations on state-owned lands, and the repeal of a ban on crude oil exports, have contributed to America's energy dominance.

Senate GOP warning on Biden's LNG policy

Senate GOP leaders warn President Biden's climate czar over policy pausing LNG export terminal projects, citing concerns about energy security, foreign policy implications, and impact on American jobs and allies.