Haley Zaremba

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Writer and Journalist at Freelance

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China's Rising Influence in Global Energy Markets

1 week ago | oilprice.com | Haley Zaremba

China has dramatically increased its trade and lending in Latin America, becoming a major economic partner for the region, particularly in energy and infrastructure. China is expanding its soft power and economic influence in global energy markets, often filling gaps left by changing US policies, especially in clean energy and climate financing.
Critical Minerals Fuel Geopolitical Competition

1 week ago | oilprice.com | Haley Zaremba

Critical minerals are essential for clean energy technologies, creating a high demand that leads to geopolitical competition and supply chain vulnerabilities. Extraction of critical minerals poses significant environmental risks and challenges, including water intensity and exposure to toxic chemicals. China currently dominates the global market for many critical minerals, creating potential leverage and concern over supply chain disruptions and political influence.
New AI Technology Aims to Revolutionize Battery Recycling

2 weeks ago | oilprice.com | Haley Zaremba

Global demand for lithium is rapidly increasing due to the growth of electric vehicles, with current recycling rates of lithium-ion batteries being significantly low. Recycling lithium-ion batteries is environmentally less destructive than traditional lithium mining, reducing greenhouse gas emissions and conserving water and energy.
The Computing Industry is Running Out of Energy

2 weeks ago | oilprice.com | Haley Zaremba

The growth of energy efficiency in traditional computer chips is slowing due to physical limitations, coinciding with a rapid increase in energy demands from the tech sector, especially artificial intelligence. Reversible computing, a method that saves energy by undoing computation rather than erasing it, is gaining traction as a potential solution to overcome these energy challenges.
U.S. Energy Strategy Hinges on Mexico

3 weeks ago | oilprice.com | Haley Zaremba

The United States and Mexico have a vital energy trade relationship, with U.S. natural gas exports to Mexico increasing dramatically in recent decades, creating a high level of economic interdependence. Experts argue that the energy trade between the U.S. and Mexico is so crucial for both nations' economies that it may be largely shielded from tariff threats, which are possibly being used for diplomatic leverage.
Europe Reconsiders Nuclear Energy Policies

3 weeks ago | oilprice.com | Haley Zaremba

Several European countries, including Italy, Spain, and Denmark, are reevaluating or overturning bans on nuclear power due to energy security concerns and grid challenges with renewable sources. While solar and wind remain crucial to Europe’s energy transition, the intermittent nature and grid integration issues are leading to consideration of nuclear energy as a supporting role, particularly small modular reactors.
Preventing Cascading Failures in Power Grids

4 weeks ago | oilprice.com | Haley Zaremba

Power grids are rapidly decentralizing, requiring a shift from centralized hubs to grid edge management for stability and responsiveness. Artificial intelligence at the grid edge is critical for managing increased energy demands, two-way energy flows, and vulnerabilities in aging grid systems. Modernizing the grid with intelligent computing and cutting-edge technologies is essential for handling variable energies, reducing outages, and ensuring energy security.
New Era of Nuclear Power Hinges on Seawater Uranium Extraction

4 weeks ago | oilprice.com | Haley Zaremba

Global nuclear energy generation is expected to reach record levels in 2025, leading to an increased demand for uranium and a need for innovative extraction methods. Chinese scientists have developed a new electrochemical method to extract uranium from seawater that is significantly cheaper and more efficient than previous methods, potentially transforming the uranium market.
Africa's Energy Future Hinges on Chinese Initiatives

1 month ago | oilprice.com | Haley Zaremba

China is shifting its energy investments in Africa from fossil fuels to renewables, with solar and wind power projects now constituting a majority of its energy engagements on the continent. Africa's rapidly growing population and increasing energy demands require a transition to clean energy solutions, making Chinese investment critical for the region's development and global climate objectives.
Lithium Iron Phosphate Batteries Drive Market Boom

1 month ago | oilprice.com | Haley Zaremba

The energy storage sector is experiencing rapid growth, driven by the increasing use and decreasing cost of lithium iron phosphate batteries, surpassing the growth rate of electric vehicle sales. The shift towards LFP batteries, which do not use cobalt or nickel, is significantly impacting global markets for these materials and influencing battery manufacturing trends.

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