- The Wall Street Journal: IEA Warns Outages May Stretch Oil-Output Cushion to the Limit
- Bloomberg: Trump’s OPEC Tweets Have Putin Preparing for Oil Talks
- Platts: OPEC says market needs more of its oil 2H18, but looks well-supplied in 2019
- Bloomberg: Puerto Rico’s New Electric Utility Chief to Get $750,000 Salary
- E&E News: In about-face, utilities urge EPA to keep mercury rule
- Utility Dive: Ohio regulator defines grid mod success through customer-side service
- Bloomberg Businessweek: Hell for Elon Musk Is a Midsize Sedan
- Bloomberg: Duke Energy Is Betting on Pig Power to Curb Fossil Fuels
- The State: SC customers face higher solar costs because of Legislature’s inaction
- The Associated Press: South Dakota officials approve new 300-megawatt wind farm
- Bloomberg: Ex-Tesla Worker Escalates Legal Battle by Blowing Whistle to SEC
- The Associated Press: Feds: Kentucky coal mine supervisors cheated on dust samples
- Bloomberg: Hurting for Buyers, U.S. Coal Miners Are Learning to Love India
- Aiken Standard: DOE memos: NNSA considers taking over SRS, relocating tritium mission
- WAMU: D.C. Won’t Be Taxing Carbon Emissions, But Could Still Be A Climate Leader
- San Francisco Chronicle: California slashes emissions, hits major greenhouse gas goal years early
- The Washington Post: Scientists may have solved a huge riddle in Earth’s climate past. It doesn’t bode well for the future.