U.S. LNG Industry Slams Trump’s Chinese Ship Rules as Unworkable 
U.S. LNG industry warns Trump’s new Chinese ship fees could spike costs and weaken global leadership. Compliance deemed impossible amid capacity gaps. 
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U.S. LNG Industry Slams Trump’s Chinese Ship Rules as Unworkable
Brazil Joins OPEC+ Ahead of COP30: Oil Boom or Climate Doom? 
Brazil’s entry into OPEC+ sparks debate as environmentalists clash with oil expansion plans ahead of COP30.
22 States Challenge New York’s $75B Climate Fund Law
22 US states have filed a lawsuit against New York, arguing that the state’s new $75 billion climate fund law, which mandates major energy producers to contribute, is unconstitutional.
Thailand Cuts Power to Myanmar Border Zones to Combat Scams 
Thailand suspends electricity to five Myanmar border areas to fight online scams and transnational crimes. A bold move to enhance regional security. 
Chris Wright Confirmed as Trump’s Energy Secretary
The U.S. Senate confirms Chris Wright as Trump’s energy secretary, cementing a pro-industry direction for national energy policy.
Indonesia Sets Stage for Climate Action with New Carbon Capture Rules 
Indonesia finalizes carbon capture regulations to boost climate goals. Awaits presidential approval to accelerate emission cuts and renewable energy expansion. 
Citadel CEO Slams Biden’s ‘Incoherent’ Green Policies Amid China Tariffs
Citadel CEO Ken Griffin criticizes U.S. tariffs on Chinese EVs and LNG policy shifts, calling them counterproductive to climate goals.