Thursday, Feb 20

The Trump administration fast-tracks over 600 fossil fuel projects citing an energy emergency, raising concerns over environmental reviews and public input.

Monday, Feb 17

The Trump administration abruptly reversed mass firings of nuclear weapons staff, raising security concerns and confusion among workers amid a critical modernization effort.

Sunday, Feb 16

The UK is set to invest £2.5 billion to bolster its steel industry amid looming US tariffs, aiming to secure jobs and production.

Saturday, Feb 15

The US Department of Energy has announced significant layoffs, impacting nuclear security and various energy sectors, raising safety concerns amid ongoing developments.

Monday, Feb 10

The Baltic states of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania disconnect from Russia's grid, celebrating a significant shift towards energy independence and European integration.

Sunday, Feb 09

China announces a reduction in renewable energy subsidies after a surge in solar installations, reaching its 2030 clean energy goals ahead of schedule.

Saturday, Feb 08

The Baltic states cut ties to Russia's power grid, marking a significant step towards energy independence and closer integration with the EU.

Saturday, Feb 08

Ukrainian President Zelensky is open to a rare earth minerals deal with Trump, highlighting the resource partnership amid ongoing military aid discussions.

Tuesday, Feb 04

The Senate confirms Chris Wright, a fossil fuel executive, as Energy Secretary, igniting debates over climate change and fossil fuel policies in the Trump administration.

Saturday, Feb 01

Doug Burgum confirmed as Interior Secretary, emphasizing fossil fuel expansion under Trump's administration amid climate change concerns.