June 2021 – 3rd Coast Energy

The fight over fossil fuel pipelines impacts many other areas that appear unrelated. In this Forbes article, read how Michigan’s attempts to stop use of an oil and gas pipeline could devastate [...]

By James Broughel, Contributor

In Business, energy, Forbes Energy, Small Business

Posted June 9, 2021

At The Department Of Energy, ‘Process’ Takes A Back Seat To Politics

The Department of Energy (DOE) is proposing to rescind a rule implemented by the Trump Administration that would have imposed additional procedural obligations on the agency before adopting new [...]

By David Vetter, Senior Contributor

In Business, energy, Forbes Energy, Innovation, Sustainability

Posted June 9, 2021

U.K. Calls For Climate ‘Marshall Plan,’ But Will The G7 Deliver?

All eyes will be on the U.K. this Friday to see if the rich G7 nations will deliver a green “Marshall Plan” to fight climate change globally and help countries to recover from the pandemic.

By Greg Gardner, Senior Contributor

In Breaking, breaking-news, Business, energy, Forbes Energy, Innovation, Sustainability, Transportation

Posted June 9, 2021

Wallbox, A 6-Year-Old EV Charging Startup, Valued At $1.5 Billion In SPAC Deal

The deal values the combined company at $1.5 billion and will raise about $330 million through a range of investors, including Janus Henderson Investors, Luxor Capital, Cathay Innovation and [...]

By Tim Treadgold, Contributor

In Asia, Business, energy, Forbes Energy

Posted June 9, 2021

China’s Power Problems Driving Boom-Time Prices For Aluminum

Power restrictions in China are doing wonders for the price of aluminum which at $2450 a ton is within sight of its 10-year high of $2750/t set in 2011 and perhaps its all-time high of $3000/t [...]

By Christopher Helman, Forbes Staff

In /worlds-billionaires, Billionaires, Business, Editors' Pick, energy, Forbes Energy, Investing, Markets, Money

Posted June 8, 2021

With $5.7B Oil ‘SmashCo’ Billionaire John Goff And KKR Team To Consolidate Frackers

It’s fun buying distressed assets, when you believe, like Goff does, in the long-term staying power of petroleum. “We have a clear shot at doubling the size of the combined company again, in a [...]

By Ken Silverstein, Senior Contributor

In Business, cybersecurity, energy, Forbes Energy, Innovation

Posted June 8, 2021

If Cyber Criminals Attack Energy Assets, The U.S. Will Hit Back Hard

Energy enterprises are on high alert to protect against cyberattacks and ransomware. What are they doing and how would the Biden administration react if the fight escalates?