Ryan Dezember

New York

Reporter at The Wall Street Journal

Reporter @WSJ. Author, Underwater https://t.co/yPtmMS6w60

Articles

Le Sud des Etats-Unis hésite à troquer ses forêts de pins contre des panneaux solaires

4 days ago | lopinion.fr | Ryan Dezember

PERRY, GEORGIE — Des chasseurs, des botanistes, des habitants préoccupés par la qualité de l’eau et des personnes invoquant les Saintes Ecritures s'étaient mobilisés pour s’opposer à l’installation de 2 800 hectares de panneaux photovoltaïques à proximité d’une réserve naturelle.
The South Is Having Second Thoughts About Trading Pine Trees for Solar Panels

6 days ago | wsj.com | Ryan Dezember

Americans used to focus on the cost and reliability of electricity. Now, they are fighting over how it is produced, a solar executive says. Solar farms are the fastest-growing U.S. source of electricity generation. PERRY, Ga.—Hunters, botanists, residents worried about water quality and people citing Scripture lined up to oppose the installation of 2,100 acres of solar panels next to a wildlife preserve.
Williams Confirms It Is Seeking Permits for New York Gas Pipelines

1 week ago | wsj.com | Ryan Dezember

Pipeline operator Williams said it has asked federal energy regulators to reinstate permissions necessary to build two natural-gas supply lines into New York and has also begun the processes of appeasing state environmental regulators in Pennsylvania, New Jersey and New York. The resurrection of two left-for-dead pipeline projects comes after talks between President Trump and New York Gov.
Exclusive | Controversial Constitution Pipeline Project in New York Is About to Be Revived

1 week ago | wsj.com | Ryan Dezember |Benoit Morenne |Benoît Morenne

Developers of two left-for-dead natural-gas pipeline projects in New York are preparing to file permitting paperwork with federal energy regulators to move forward with the projects, according to people familiar with the matter. Pipeline company Williams WMB 0.90%increase; green up pointing triangle is set to try again to build the Constitution and Northeast Supply Enhancement pipelines, which would shuttle natural gas from Appalachian gas fields throughout the Northeast.
Trump’s Latest Trade Threats Lift Gold

2 weeks ago | wsj.com | Ryan Dezember

President Trump's affinity for gold is well known. Gold owners and producers are probably appreciating the turmoil his zigzagging trade policies have brought to markets, which have lifted the price of the precious metal to new highs. May Gold futures added 2.2%, or $71.30 a troy ounce, Friday to settle at $3363.60 after Trump threatened in social media posts to punish the European Union and iPhone maker Apple with steep tariffs. That rattled markets anew and induced another bout of gold buying.
Gasoline Prices Haven’t Been Cheaper to Start a Driving Season Since 2020

2 weeks ago | wsj.com | Ryan Dezember

One of the biggest driving weekends of the year is here—and it's been several springs since it was this cheap to fill up for Memorial Day weekend. A gallon of regular unleaded cost $3.185 on average this week in the U.S., according to AAA. On an inflation-adjusted basis, the last time gasoline cost less leading into the holiday weekend was in 2020, when stay-at-home orders were still in effect and fuel prices were climbing back from their epic Covid collapse.
Trump Wants New Gas Pipelines in New York. Who Will Build Them?

2 weeks ago | wsj.com | Benoit Morenne |Benoît Morenne |Ryan Dezember

President’s fossil-fuel push might encourage pipeline developers, but they still face hurdlesPresident Trump wants to help fossil-fuel companies lay new pipes in the Northeast. Companies aren’t eager to rush in. Pipeline developers including Williams and Kinder Morgan have spent hundreds of millions of dollars in recent years on projects to shuttle natural gas into New York, New Jersey and New England—only to kill the plans after years of local opposition and court battles.
International Paper Is on a Quest to Build a Better Cardboard Box

2 weeks ago | wsj.com | Ryan Dezember |Michelle Gustafson

By Ryan Dezember | Photographs and video by Michelle Gustafson for WSJ ATGLEN, Pa.—When a recruiter approached Andy Silvernail about joining International Paper IP 1.15%increase; green up pointing triangle to turn around the 127-year-old company, he initially said no. Silvernail grew up in the shadows of a paper mill in Bucksport, Maine, that produced the paper on which Time magazine was printed. The mill closed in 2014, devastating his hometown.
摩根大通认为金价涨势才刚刚开始

3 weeks ago | cn.wsj.com | Ryan Dezember

摩根大通分析师Greg Shearer表示，金价可能在2029年初达到6,000美元/盎司，而这只需要外国持有的美国资产有0.5%转投黄金。金价已飙升至创纪录高位，这归功于经济不确定性以及各国央行纷纷转向外国制裁无法触及的资产。摩根大通(JPMorgan)首席金属分析师表示，此轮涨势可能才刚刚开始。Greg Shearer在摩根大通金融市场播客周五发布的一期节目中表示，金价可能在2029年初达到6,000美元/盎司，而这只需要外国持有的美国资产有0.5%转投黄金。本周金价再次上涨，收于3,335.40美元/盎司。Copyright ©2025 Dow Jones & Company, Inc. All Rights Reserved. 87990cbe856818d5eddac44c7b1cdeb8立即订阅热门文章热门视频
More Fuel For Gold Fever

4 weeks ago | wsj.com | Ryan Dezember

Gold prices have surged to records thanks to economic uncertainty and a shift by central banks to assets that are beyond the reach of foreign sanctions, and JPMorgan's chief metals analyst says the rally may just be getting started. Gold prices—which ended another up week at $3,335.40 a troy ounce—could reach $6,000 by early 2029 with just a 0.5% shift of foreign-held U.S. assets to gold, Greg Shearer said on Friday's episode of the bank's markets podcast.