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China Installs 1 TW of Solar Power: A Monumental Achievement

China hits 1 TW solar milestone.

It’s hard to wrap your head around the sheer scale of it all, but China has officially hit a monumental milestone: one terawatt of solar power capacity. To put that in perspective, the comments mentioned that China installed almost a third of the entire solar power capacity of the United States in just one month alone. That’s an astounding figure, and it really drives home the magnitude of their commitment to renewable energy. Whatever reservations one might have, this achievement is a significant global initiative.

The contrast is stark, isn’t it? While China is rapidly expanding its solar infrastructure, there are discussions here and there about, “coal powered AI.”… Continue reading

Trump Tariffs Could Hike Midwest Gas Prices by 75 Cents

Natural Resources Minister Jonathan Wilkinson warned that President-elect Trump’s proposed tariffs on Canadian goods would significantly increase gasoline prices in the U.S. Midwest, counteracting Trump’s campaign promises. Instead of escalating trade tensions, Wilkinson proposed a Canada-U.S. energy and minerals alliance to bolster North American energy security and reduce reliance on authoritarian regimes like Russia and China. This alliance would facilitate the export of Canadian petroleum and critical minerals, benefiting both countries economically. Wilkinson also refuted claims of a trade imbalance, highlighting Canada’s role as a major U.S. export market and supplier of essential resources.

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