Amanda Chu covers US energy at the Financial Times and is a lead writer of the Energy Source newsletter. She is based in New York and joined the FT as an editorial intern in 2021. She graduated from Georgetown University.
US project commitments from South Korean companies totalled $21.5bn last year, more than any other country
Oil major trims renewables business and sells off underperforming assets
Renewables companies fear the former president could roll back Biden-era support measures
Also in today’s newsletter, climate scientist Michael Mann on Exxon’s global outlook
Also in today’s newsletter, Norway debates when it should halt oil and gas production
A new study raises concerns over the oil and gas industry’s influence on higher education
Plan for world’s largest low-emission plant of its kind in limbo over push for US subsidies
Fund managers are flush with cash but uncertainty over subsidies and tariffs has chilled activity
The IRA and Chips Act, the president’s signature laws, aim to boost investment. But delays to projects are raising questions over their legacy
$84bn of initiatives announced in first year of the IRA and Chips Act have experienced slowdowns
FT research shows that $84bn of initiatives announced in first year of the IRA and Chips Act have experienced slowdowns
US businesses are spending millions of dollars on private microgrids as threats to power reliability grow
Also in today’s newsletter, one view on how the US can be more competitive in the energy transition
America’s largest photovoltaics manufacturer must innovate if it is to compete with Asia as prices stay low
The likely Democratic nominee has endeared herself to young voters, but whether she can deliver what they want on climate is questionable
Global supply glut of panels is hurting producers but also helping installations
Airlines and healthcare services are among the hardest hit by the faulty CrowdStrike update
It takes on average 29 years for a mine to go from discovery to production in the US, a new report shows
A new US ban on uranium from Russia will also further tighten supply
Also in today’s newsletter, a new report casts doubt on clean hydrogen’s role in the power sector
They want ‘made in Europe’ requirements to protect region’s hydrogen equipment manufacturing industry
The Republican presidential candidate has promised to stop offshore wind development if elected
Environmentalists and sceptical locals threaten key element of US plans for green energy
Energy Institute report highlights the world’s insatiable demand for energy and the need to speed up the pace of decarbonisation
Environmental groups set to challenge oil major’s right to refile for exploration rights in the country’s highest court