Investor Reactions to Energy Transfer (ET) Increasing Its Quarterly Distribution by More than 3 Percent
Energy Transfer LP has announced an increase in its quarterly cash distribution for the third quarter ending September 30, 2025, raising it to $0.3325 per common unit. Payments are set for November 19, 2025. This marks a more than 3% rise compared to the same period last year for unitholders of record as of November […]
Nvidia will develop AI supercomputers for the US Energy Department under a $500 billion agreement.
Nvidia’s Expansion in AI Technologies and Government Collaboration Nvidia’s CEO Jensen Huang announced on Tuesday plans to develop seven new supercomputers for the Department of Energy. He also revealed that the company has a hefty reserve value of $500 billion for its AI chips. As Nvidia becomes the first company to be valued over $4 […]
California State Retirement Fund Experienced a 71% Loss on $468 Million Clean Energy Investment
CalPERS Faces Heavy Losses in Clean Energy Investment The California Public Employees Retirement System (CalPERS), which manages pensions for state employees, has suffered a significant loss—71%—on its $468 million private equity investment focused on clean energy. Currently, CalPERS pension benefits are only around 79% funded, which leaves California taxpayers and the state government responsible for […]
Trump cautions that New Jersey will experience rising crime and energy costs if Mikie Sherrill is elected.
President Trump issued a warning to voters in New Jersey on Monday morning, claiming that the Democratic gubernatorial candidate, Rep. Mikie Sherrill, would worsen crime and increase energy costs across the state. In a series of posts on Truth Social, he criticized Sherrill along with Virginia Democrat Abigail Spanberger, calling for voters to lean towards […]
Last chance to claim a 30% clean energy credit this fall
As the fall season wraps up and the year comes to a close, it’s crucial for homeowners to pay close attention to their clean energy tax credits. The 30% clean energy tax credit will end on December 31, 2025. Considering an upgrade? Taking action now could lower your taxes, cut your utility bills, and set […]
Energy Secretary Chris Wright Suggests Modifications to Boost American Manufacturing and Drive AI Innovation
Energy Secretary Directs FERC to Develop AI Manufacturing Rules On Friday, Energy Secretary Chris Wright instructed the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) to start creating regulations aimed at boosting U.S. manufacturing and maintaining the country’s leadership in artificial intelligence. In a communication to FERC Commissioners, he stated: For the U.S. to enter a new phase […]
Anna Paulina Luna Claims Gavin Newsom Displays Feminine Energy
Controversial Remarks on Gavin Newsom by Florida Rep. Anna Paulina Luna Florida Republican Representative Anna Paulina Luna made headlines during a podcast on Thursday, stating that California Governor Gavin Newsom exhibits “feminine tendencies” due to his frequent online complaints while the state faces significant issues. Recently, Newsom and his team have adjusted their messaging, increasingly […]
Trump’s restrictions on Russian energy firms is a significant move toward peace
Severe Sanctions Against Russia: A Move by Team Trump Team Trump deserves credit for imposing what are arguably the toughest sanctions on Russia to date. This is, perhaps, a strategy to convey to President Vladimir Putin that clinging to conflict isn’t the solution. The sanctions target Russia’s major energy firms, Rosneft and Lukoil, indicating that […]
Alaska Natives Celebrate As Trump Administration Takes Steps To Boost Energy That Biden Aimed To Restrict
DOI Opens Alaska’s Lands for Oil and Gas Development On Thursday, the Department of the Interior (DOI) announced plans to allow extensive oil and gas development in Alaska, a move that has prompted celebrations among some indigenous communities who feel it marks a significant shift from the previous Biden administration’s restrictive policies. The DOI revealed […]
Melissa Landry: Supreme Court Could Offer a Win for America’s Energy Workers
This term, the Supreme Court has the opportunity to address a troubling trend in U.S. law: the increasing use of the legal system to target American energy production, often fueled by government-backed lawsuits. Two significant cases, Chemron v. Plaquemines Parish and Suncor vs. Boulder County, present a chance for the Court to restore constitutional integrity […]