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U.S. Energy Information Administration

25Jan

U.S. Coal is Backstopping European Energy Security

The worst fears of an out-of-control energy crisis in Europe this winter appear not to be coming to fruition, and coal power and U.S. imports have played a significant role in shoring up European energy supplies and getting our allies through the storm. Coal has been particularly important for Germany. Before Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, […]
  • On January 25, 2023
  • Alexander Bethe, Bloomberg, coal exports, Europe, German coal importers association, Germany, Guillaume Perret, Russia, U.S. Energy Information Administration
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20Oct

Cold, Dark and Expensive

Surging energy prices are colliding with renewed grid reliability concerns this winter. While the price at the gas pump has garnered the lion’s share of attention over the past few months, the rising price of electricity and the surging price of natural gas are putting new wind in the sails of energy-driven inflation that reached […]
  • On October 20, 2022
  • electricity prices, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC), grid reliability, ISO New England, James Danly, New England, NIMBYISM, U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Energy Information Administration
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08Jun

U.S. Coal to Europe

Fatih Birol, head of the International Energy Agency, recently warned that the current global energy crisis is in fact bigger than the oil crises of the 1970s and 80s. “Now we have an oil crisis, a gas crisis and an electricity crisis at the same time,” he said. He also warned it’s likely to last […]
  • On June 8, 2022
  • coal exports, Energy Ventures Analysis (EVA), Europe, Fatih Birol, International Energy Agency (IEA), Russia, U.S. Energy Information Administration, Ukraine
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20Apr

Price Spikes and Renewed Urgency to Maintain Fuel Optionality

On Monday, U.S. natural gas prices surged above $8 per million British thermal units, four times what they were before the pandemic, and a level not seen since 2008. With energy-driven inflation front-of-mind for voters and a deepening risk to the economy, the arrival of a painfully expensive new natural gas normal is only heightening […]
  • On April 20, 2022
  • electricity prices, Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), fuel diversity, Holman Jenkins, National Mining Association (NMA), natural gas, Rich Nolan, The Washington Examiner, U.S. Energy Information Administration, Wall Street Journal
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10Nov

Coal’s Importance is Clearer than Ever

It’s a good thing for American energy consumers that John Kerry doesn’t set domestic energy policy. While he believes the U.S. won’t be using coal by 2030, coal is proving just how essential it remains to the nation’s energy security as well as the reliability and the affordability of our energy supply Not only are […]
  • On November 10, 2021
  • China, electricity grid, electricity prices, Europe, fuel diversity, Helen Thompson, John Kerry, Mark Wolfe, natural gas, New England, Texas, The New York Times, U.S. Energy Information Administration, United Kingdom, University of Cambridge, University of Houston, Wall Street Journal
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03Nov

Dismantling Energy Security During a Global Energy Crisis

One of the clear lessons of the ongoing global energy crisis is the danger posed by policy that limits supply of essential fuels while demand remains as strong as ever. Across the globe, policy-induced tight supplies of oil, natural gas and coal have left economies reeling and governments scrambling to provide consumers relief and shield […]
  • On November 3, 2021
  • affordability, California, Crow Tribe, electricity prices, Europe, Montana, Nancy Pelosi, natural gas, polling, reconciliation bill, Texas, U.S. Energy Information Administration
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20Oct

Soaring Energy Prices are Threatening to Wreck Recovery

Americans are alarmed over the rising cost of energy. According to new polling from Morning Consult, 85% of Americans are concerned about rising energy prices, with 50% very concerned. This concern cuts across party lines, with 85% of Democrats concerned and 89% of Republicans. This soaring concern comes as the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) warns […]
  • On October 20, 2021
  • electricity prices, Europe, natural gas, New England, Nicolas Schmit, polling, The Economist, U.S Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Energy Information Administration, United Kingdom, Willie Phillips
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13Oct

A Responsible Energy Transition Can’t Mean Energy Shocks

The word “transition” suggests a measured, thoughtful change, not a jump cut. That’s why the energy “transition” proposed in the reconciliation package doesn’t feel like a transition at all. It’s an upending of the nation’s energy mix and the jobs that support millions of families. As the global energy crisis deepens, it’s increasingly clear that […]
  • On October 13, 2021
  • Amos Hochstein, Asia, Bloomberg, China, electricity prices, energy transition, Europe, Kathy Bostjancic, Li Keqiang, Rich Nolan, U.S. Energy Information Administration, Wall Street Journal
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18Aug

With Natural Gas Prices Soaring, Fuel Diversity Matters More than Ever

The era of cheap natural gas is officially over. According to Bloomberg, a decade of low natural gas prices – driven by surging production from the U.S., Australia and other nations – has finally been overtaken by demand from a recovering global economy. New supply, and the appetite of industry to provide it, isn’t keeping […]
  • On August 18, 2021
  • Asia, Bloomberg, electricity prices, Europe, fuel diversity, Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO), natural gas, PJM Interconnection, Southwest Power Pool (SPP), U.S. Energy Information Administration
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24Sep

Balance is Good! Dispatchable Fuel Diversity to the Rescue this Winter

Just imagine the outcry if there was an energy price spike during this unprecedented economic crisis. What if the price at the pump jumped to $5 per gallon or electricity prices suddenly jumped by 50%? With the nation already reeling and tens-of-millions of families barely staying afloat, spiking energy prices would likely be the straw […]
  • On September 24, 2020
  • Adam Waterous, affordability, Electricity Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), EQT, fuel diversity, Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO), natural gas, Pioneer Natural Resources, PJM Interconnection, Scotiabank, Scott Sheffield, Steve Schlotterbeck, U.S. Energy Information Administration
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Recent U.S. Energy Information Administration Posts
  • U.S. Coal is Backstopping European Energy Security
  • Cold, Dark and Expensive
  • U.S. Coal to Europe
  • Price Spikes and Renewed Urgency to Maintain Fuel Optionality
  • Coal’s Importance is Clearer than Ever
  • Dismantling Energy Security During a Global Energy Crisis
  • Soaring Energy Prices are Threatening to Wreck Recovery
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