NEWS: Energy Secretary Chris Wright has contacted executives at several major U.S. refiners to gauge support for voluntarily restricting diesel exports, as the Trump administration searches for an alternative to a short-term export ban, according to three people familiar with the discussions. w/@ByNicoleJao
I hope WH doesnt listen 2 Big Oil who claim diesel export ban wont work Big Oil doesnt need 2 charge sky-high diesel prices 4 Iowa farmers + truckers just filling up They shld cut price 4 US diesel&get the $$ frm other countries IF U CAN EMBARGO CHIPS U CAN EMBARGO DIESEL
LEAST SURPRISING DEVELOPMENT EVER
"The US Department of Energy (DOE) has begun contacting trading firms and refiners to gauge interest in another round of crude loans as part of its 172mn bl drawdown from the US Strategic Petroleum Reserve (SPR), market sources said."
Chinese startups are rushing to develop nuclear small modular reactors (SMRs). One startup exec imagines SMRs will replace old coal plant sites across China as coal gets phased out.
Fascinating piece by @edwardwhitenzft.com/content/e6f2c05a-ea91β¦
Really tired of people making this argument. The level of the yield in a vacuum is meaningless. It's about the all-in cost of home ownership relative to incomes, which is about as bad as it has ever been.
Anyone else getting weirded out by how many domestic military aircraft crashes we have been seeing globally?
This week we at least have US F/A-18 & B-52, an Indian An-32, and a Russian Tu-22M3
Following an F-16 crash in Blair County, Michigan, local reports indicate that the pilot is βconscious and alertβ and that locals saw a parachute before the crash.
Much thanks to Skeeterdiggs23 on IG for the first photo.
An F-16 fighter jet has reportedly crashed at the U.S. Spangdahlem Air Base in western Germany on Tuesday afternoon.
Witnesses reported seeing a jet rapidly descend before a large column of black smoke appeared near the runway.
Local reports say two aircraft had taken off and one crashed, with the pilot apparently ejecting safely.
Source: SWR