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  1. U.S. In Talks To Take Direct Ownership Of Venezuelan Oil Fields

    The Trump administration is reportedly in active discussions with Venezuela’s interim government to acquire a direct U.S. ownership…
    #Conflict #Conflicts #War #Energydominance #oil #oilexports #OrinocoBelt #trump #US #Venezuela
    europesays.com/3218921/

  2. Japan Joins America’s Genesis Mission

    Japan and the United States have formally confirmed their partnership on the Genesis Mission project and together they will invest heavily on it and cooperate closely over the next several years, according to a news report by NHK World. That said, Japan is officially the first international partner on the ambitious project.

    Officially launched by US President Donald Trump in late-2025, Genesis Mission unites the US Department of Energy (DOE) National Labs, industry, academia, and more to harness AI for breakthroughs in energy dominance, discovery science, and national security.

    To put things in perspective, posted below is an excerpt from the NHK World report. Some parts in boldface…

    Japan will join a US national project called “Genesis Mission,” which is aimed at accelerating scientific research and technological innovation by using artificial intelligence and supercomputers.

    Japan will be the project’s first international partner.

    The US and Japanese governments will each invest 500 million dollars in the project over five years.

    US President Donald Trump’s administration launched the project last November.

    Delegates from the US Department of Energy, Japanese ministries of education, science and technology as well as Economy, Trade and Industry signed the statement of intent at the DOE in Washington on Thursday.

    DOE Under Secretary for Science and Genesis Mission Lead Dario Gil said it is a “defining moment” for the next era of science.

    Under the partnership, US national laboratories and leading Japanese research institutions, including Riken and the National Institute for Materials Science, will boost research collaborations to advance breakthroughs in areas such as quantum information science, fusion energy and biotechnology.

    The move is also aimed at strengthening the two partners’ global competitiveness in science and technology with China in mind.

    The US and Japanese governments also plan to discuss how to ensure the protection of crucial databases and intellectual property.

    The vice-minister for policy coordination of the Japanese education, science and technology ministry, Kakita Yasuyoshi, said Japan has abundant quality data resources obtained through research and development.

    To learn more about Genesis Mission, click here.

    Let me end this piece by asking you readers: What is your reaction to this development? Do you think the US-Japan partnership will boost the chances of breakthroughs within the Genesis Mission?

    You may answer in the comments below. If you prefer to answer privately, you may do so by sending me a direct message online.

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  3. British Billionaire Calls Out Europe and Moves Investments to the US

    In a sharp rebuke of European and UK energy policies, British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe, founder and chairman…
    #Europe #EU #China #EnergyDominance #GulfofAmerica #Ineos #Louisiana #Shell #texas #UK
    europesays.com/europe/33872/

  4. Sergei Lavrov: ‘Doctrine of dominance’: Russia accuses US of energy grab, says Iran, Venezuela actions ‘about oil’

    Russian foreign minister Sergei Lavrov has accused the United States of openly prioritising oil and energy dominance in…
    #Conflict #Conflicts #War #Energydominance #EnergyMarkets #geopoliticaltensions #internationallaw #Iran #russia-usrelations #sergeilavrov #unitedstatesforeignpolicy #USmilitaryactions #Venezuela
    europesays.com/2944331/

  5. The Spoils of Oil Wars

    You do not need a conspiracy theory when you have a balance sheet. The Iran war has eliminated America's two main rivals in the global LNG market. Senator Lindsey Graham told us it was a good investment. He was not wrong.

    urbanwronski.com/2026/03/28/th

  6. Seeking Experienced Energy Dom for Long-Term Investment of EV charger startup

    Must have proven track record of assertive guidance and a portfolio demonstrating the ability to whip early-stage ventures into shape. Looking for someone who enjoys taking control and isn't afraid to push boundaries for maximum returns. Discretion and a taste for high-stakes growth a must. Serious inquiries only. DM for details. #LetsGetToWork #EnergyDominance

  7. The actual fundamentals of green business haven’t changed, though. On the contrary, in the first quarter of 2025, venture capitalists and private equity firms invested more than $5 billion in climate tech startups in the U.S., a 65% increase from the same period a year earlier, according to PitchBook data. While there are certainly obstacles like supply chain uncertainty and tariffs to contend with, especially for clean energy manufacturing, on the whole “it’s still a great time to start a climate startup,” Tommy Leep, the founder of the software-focused venture firm Jetstream, told my colleague Katie Brigham last November. His caveat? “Just don’t call it a climate startup.”
    #EnergyDominance
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  8. “Doug Burgum is no stranger to smears, but these attacks are just distractions. The real issue? His commitment to President Trump’s Energy Dominance agenda, which is crucial for America’s energy future. #EnergyDominance #TrumpAgenda #DougBurgum” www.theatlantic.com/politics/arc...

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  9. A Follow Up on Yesterday’s Filing in the Boundary Waters Litigation: Post-Election Context

    I wanted to share the reply brief in Twin Metals v. US as soon as it hit the docket, and it didn’t hit until the very end of workday. In this post, I just want to put this brief in the post-election context.

    In this appeal, Twin Metals is trying to establish that:

    a) it was correct to sue for violations of the Administrative Procedure Act. In the lower court, the federal government successfully argued that the mining company had come to the wrong court, and (under the Tucker Act) should have sued for breach of contract.

    b) that it has a justiciable claim. Judge Cooper ruled that Twin Metals had failed in that regard. Since the US Forest Service withdrew the Rainy River Watershed lands from mineral leasing and development, the Bureau of Land Management acted lawfully when it denied the company’s Preference Rights Lease Applications and rejected its Mine Plan of Operations.

    For some context, see this and this and this; you’ll find the original appeal here.

    A win for the mining company in the DC Court of Appeals will send this case back to the lower court, or, as the brief has it, “give Twin Metals its day in court.” That’s all going to take much longer than a day, of course. A remand will take this case well past the inauguration, at which point the new administration can get to work.

    Past is prologue: in 2016, Antofagasta also had a case before the federal district court. The mining company dropped the case once the Trump 45 administration had completed its reversal of Obama-era protections. (See the timeline at 22 Dec 2017.) The hurdle is higher now, with the mineral withdrawal in place, but there are plans to undo that. (See also this post.)

    I also want to call attention to a couple of passages where the brief touches on the energy transition. These are hardly original or brilliant arguments, and they are largely derived from the amicus briefs submitted by the National Mining Association, the Range Association, and the Building Trades. But they hint at broader questions about the role of the administrative state, permitting reform, economic development, and national security — all questions the 119th congress will likely take up.

    The first comes on page 3, in the Introduction.  

    At bottom, the government’s and intervenors’ atextual position would turn the longstanding mining regulatory scheme into an unworkable mess. Twin Metals has expended hundreds of millions of dollars in exploration and project development and remains committed to developing a sustainable, modern mine that supports the local community and provides critical minerals for clean-energy technology and national security. But no mining regulatory system could work if applicants for permits sink enormous sums into discovering valuable deposits and satisfying all the regulations’ criteria, only to have the government arbitrarily deprive them of a reward. That is certainly not the scheme Congress and the agencies established here.

    The second, page 24:

    Arbitrary mining lease denials harm not just permitholders but the public too…. BLM’s unlawful actions have cost construction workers in northern Minnesota nearly $200 million in wages and benefits….. Small towns and school districts lose tens of millions of dollars in tax revenue every year the land sits unmined…. And it is impossible to quantify the environmental, economic, and national-security costs of not mining “critical minerals” for clean energy like copper, nickel, cobalt, platinum, and palladium—the minerals Twin Metals seeks to mine.

    #ANTO #corruption #criticalMinerals #energyDominance #energyTransition #fragmentedTransition #GreenRight #sacrificeZones #Water

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