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U.S. Copper Crisis: Can Freeport-McMoRan Secure ‘Critical’ Status for the Energy Metal?

Copper is essential for any modern technology. It powers electrical grids and supports clean energy. It’s also used in electronics and vehicles. The U.S. relies a lot on foreign copper supplies. This raises big concerns about supply security. Recently, President Donald Trump ordered an investigation into possible tariffs on copper imports. These tariffs might help […]

Carney Scraps Carbon Tax—Can Canada Reduce Emissions Without It?

On March 14, 2025, Prime Minister Mark Carney announced the end of Canada’s federal consumer carbon tax, effective April 1. This move marks a major shift in the country’s climate strategy. While the government insists it’s still committed to cutting emissions, the big question remains—how will Canada meet its climate goals without a direct tax […]

Why Geothermal is the Hot Ticket to Low-Carbon Data Centers?

Geothermal energy has great potential, but it has been underused for years. Although it’s been available for over a century, its global impact has been limited. New drilling and resource management technologies, many from the oil and gas sector, are now lowering costs and tapping into deeper reservoirs. These innovations could make geothermal a crucial […]

UEC Reports Stellar $49.8M Revenue as Net-Zero Uranium Strategy Gains Momentum

Uranium Energy Corp (UEC) is making big strides in the uranium industry. With strong financial results, strategic acquisitions, and a growing focus on sustainability, the company is positioning itself as a leader in clean energy. In the second quarter of the fiscal year 2025, UEC reported impressive revenue, expanded its domestic uranium production, and strengthened […]

TSMC Dominates AI Chip Market with Record Sales—But Can It Its Tackle Rising Emissions?

Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing Company (TSMC), the largest semiconductor foundry in the world, reported strong revenue growth in the first two months of 2025. The company earned NT$553.3 billion (US$16.81 billion), a 39.2% increase from last year. This growth is driven by the high demand for AI chips, especially from NVIDIA. AI Demand Fuels TSMC Revenue […]

Trump’s EPA Cancels $20 Billion in Climate Funding: What It Means for Clean Energy

The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), under the Trump administration, canceled $20 billion in climate grants that were part of the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund (GGRF). This program was created under a previous administration’s climate law to support clean energy projects. The money was meant for community organizations, nonprofits, credit unions, housing agencies, and solar energy […]