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  1. Does The U.S. Really Have Only 14 Days Of Oil Left?

    (R-Squared Energy)

    Claims have been circulating on social media that the United States has only about two weeks of oil left.

  2. How To Make Money Manipulating The Oil Market

    (R-Squared Energy)

    President Donald Trump made a potentially market-moving announcement last Friday evening.

  3. AI Is Ending America’s Era of Flat Electricity Demand

    (R-Squared Energy)

    Global data-center electricity demand is growing at a remarkable pace, and no country is driving that growth more than the United States.

  4. Battery Storage Growth Exploded In 2025, Led By China

    (R-Squared Energy)

    For the past several weeks, I have been working my way through the major findings in the Energy Institute’s 2026 Statistical Review of World Energy.

  5. Solar Overtakes Wind, But Fossil Fuel Demand Keeps Rising

    (R-Squared Energy)

    In 2007, nearly two decades ago, I wrote an article called “The Future Is Solar.”

  6. The Story of How Energy Built America

    (R-Squared Energy)

    For the past nine months, I have been working on a project that is especially meaningful to me.

  7. China Accounts for All Global Nuclear Growth in 2025

    (R-Squared Energy)

    Global nuclear power generation reached an all-time high in 2025, and China supplied all of the net growth.

  8. The World Burned More Coal in 2025 but Generated Less Power From It

    (R-Squared Energy)

    Global coal consumption reached another record in 2025, seemingly contradicting years of discussion about phasing out the world’s most carbon-intensive fossil fuel.

  9. U.S. LNG Exports Leave Qatar and Australia Behind

    (R-Squared Energy)

    Global liquefied natural gas exports grew by about 1.2 trillion cubic feet in 2025.

  10. America Is Still The World’s Oil Superpower

    (R-Squared Energy)

    The newly released 2026 Statistical Review of World Energy reinforces a point that sometimes gets lost in political discussions about energy: the United States remains the world’s largest oil producer.