Friday - July 17, 2026

TNS Tipoffs - Energy and Gov't

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China Is Affected by the Iran Conflict in Multiple Ways
WASHINGTON, March 14 [Category: Energy] -- The Institute for Energy Research posted the following commentary: * * * China Is Affected by the Iran Conflict in Multiple Ways * Key Takeaways 1 The conflict in Iran is affecting most parts of the world, but few as much as China. 2 While the United States reduced its dependence on Middle Eastern oil by increasing domestic production, China has increased its imports from the region, particularly from Iran. 3 China has been purchasing 90  more
Historic Offshore Wind Project Breakthroughs, New Chapter in New England's Clean Energy Future
CAMBRIDGE, Massachusetts, March 14 [Category: Environment] -- The Union of Concerned Scientists posted the following news release: * * * Historic Offshore Wind Project Breakthroughs, New Chapter in New England's Clean Energy Future * CAMBRIDGE, Mass (March 14, 2026)-Vineyard Wind and Revolution Wind, offshore wind projects off the coast of New England, made history late Friday night. Revolution Wind sent its first electricity to the grid, while workers installed the final wind turbine for Vi  more
Obama Admitted That Electricity Prices Would Skyrocket Under His Policies
WASHINGTON, March 14 [Category: Energy] -- The Institute for Energy Research posted the following commentary: * * * Obama Admitted That Electricity Prices Would Skyrocket Under His Policies * Key Takeaways 1 In 2008, President Obama told the nation that his policies would make electricity prices skyrocket. 2 That, and a follow-up regulatory environment from the Biden administration, made it come to fruition by changing the U.S. electrical system, crippling its ability to maintain suf  more
Vanderbilt University: Thermal Justice - Report Examines Threat of Extreme Heat, Suggests Culturally Informed Policies
NASHVILLE, Tennessee, March 11 (TNSxrep) -- Vanderbilt University College of Arts and Science issued the following news: * * * Thermal justice: New report examines threat of extreme heat, suggests culturally informed policies Extreme heat kills more people in the U.S. each year than hurricanes, floods, and tornadoes combined. But how can we address a seemingly natural force? Heat can often seem solely weather-related, with policies trying to find a solution through temperature metrics, cooli  more