As the U.S. debates energy strategy amid the Strait of Hormuz closure, China has spent decades cutting oil dependence. On @Poli_Climate@Securing_Energy CEO @averyaash explains why this move is about resilience and national security, more than climate.
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America is turning 250—from whale oil to coal, oil, nuclear, renewables & AI data centers—every era had its energy transformation. ICYMI: We talked to Pulitzer winner @DanielYergin on the most complex transition yet, and what powers the next 250 years: https://t.co/1VG8a4QdUm
As discussed on todays @Poli_Climate podcast - @BrandonHurlbut and are in complete agreement - this is the greatest commercial of all time. I believe! LFG!!!
Do You Believe? Everything Can Happen on Home Soil | FIFA World Cup 2026™ https://t.co/CSuB8DC5lP via @YouTube
Excited to see @Poli_Climate in the top 20 of political podcasts as ranked by podranker! And we just started our partnership with @ClearPathAction Looking forward to growing the show!
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6 of every 7 barrels of oil the Allies used in WWII came from the United States.
Energy hasn't just powered America. It made America.
@DanielYergin joins @Poli_Climate to trace 250 years of American energy and discuss what comes next.
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I know that meaningful permitting reform will help grow ALL forms of energy and put America back on the path to becoming energy dominant on the world stage.
Thank you to the @atlanticcouncil and @CEBAPower’s @powellrich for a great conversation!
NEW: E&C Chair Guthrie doubles down on data center energy legislation, telling me at @politico Energy Summit that he wants to put Trump’s ratepayer protection pledge into law. Coverage from @ManuelQ https://t.co/vwUtJSjsBp
Texas Governor Greg Abbott called on state regulators to better protect ratepayers from shouldering the costs of the data center buildout, the latest sign of growing political scrutiny over the AI-driven surge in electricity demand. https://t.co/kw5QHH1uKL
As America marks its 250th anniversary, one question looms large: What made the US an energy superpower— and what will determine whether it stays one?
This week, @Poli_Climate welcomes Pulitzer Prize-winning author and S&P Global’s @DanielYergin for a sweeping conversation about energy history and our future.
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I knew the US imports a lot of its battery cells to make battery systems.
I did NOT know just how QUICKLY that is about to change... these numbers are huge🤯
@SenArmstrong's warning to both parties:
The Clean Water Act’s Section 401 is “by far the most weaponized tool” for killing pipelines today.
And could become a red-state tool for blocking clean energy tomorrow.
We talk permitting reform & what a deal could include.
Congress has the opportunity this year to pass meaningful permitting reform that will cut red tape & unleash America’s energy potential.
Thank you to @JMPyper@FERChatterjee & @BrandonHurlbut for having me on the @Poli_Climate podcast for a discussion on why we must get this done – and how we’re closer than you may think.
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@NERC_Official data shows the U.S. grid is better prepared to handle summer heatwaves this year compared to last year. Credit goes to “a substantial influx of solar and battery” resources — not the coal plants Trump has forced to stay open:
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Is this the year DC gets major permitting reform done? @SenArmstrong says he’s sure going to try! We dig into the policy debate and political dynamics on the latest episode of Political Climate.
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“Just put a shot clock on it” is the favorite permitting fix in DC.
Sen. Alan Armstrong on why it fails: the clock only starts with a “complete application” — so an agency that doesn’t want to approve your project simply never declares it complete.
Governors aren’t waiting on Washington. Of 42 state-of-the-state addresses this year, 34 mentioned energy—and 26 states took affordability action in H2 2025 alone. Our latest episode breaks it down: https://t.co/0DqHFLLbTy 🎧 #CleanEnergy#Affordability