The Strait of Hormuz Is Exposing a Blind Spot in the Energy Transition
Alternative fuels like jet fuel can help address the energy price volatility that has resulted from ...
Justin Worland
Worland is a senior correspondent at TIME, based in the Washington, D.C., bureau and the founder of TIME’s Future Proof newsletter and platform for understanding the climate and energy economy. He received Covering Climate Now’s inaugural Climate Journalist of the Year award in 2022, among other awards. He is the Outrider Foundation fellow at TIME.
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The Fraught Politics of Powering AI
Growing anxiety over electricity bills, on the rise in part because of the AI-driven infrastructure ...
Climate's Economic Toll Is Becoming Harder to Ignore
From heat waves to wildfires, climate impacts are happening all at once.
The Business Case for Climate Action Is Stronger Than It Looks
From energy security concerns to adapting to heat waves, the argument for sustainability is about mo...
Is London Taking Over From New York As The Global Climate Hub?
London to working to situate itself at the center of the climate economy—particularly when it comes ...
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Energy Markets Will Remain Volatile Even After the Iran-U.S. Deal
Volatility is the new normal.
How Companies Track Climate Progress Is Changing
As new guidance makes clear: Merely setting targets isn’t enough. To be credible requires actually i...
Do Climate Disasters Fuel Anti-Establishment Politicians Like Spencer Pratt?
Research has long shown that poorly managed disasters foment distrust in institutions.
How Sadiq Khan Survived the Climate Culture War
It's reminder that climate policy that actually improves people’s lives can be popular.
Electrification Is Booming. But the Path Ahead Is Complicated
A new IEA report shows growing support for electrification around the world.
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A New Wave of Investors Sees Profit in Ocean Conservation
A growing ecosystem of companies is seeing the benefit in protecting the seas.
Singapore’s Climate Pragmatism Is a Glimpse Into the Future
While the rest of the world waffles on decarbonization, Singapore sees an opportunity to gain compet...
The U.S. Still Doesn't Have an Answer to China's EV Dominance
President Trump's visit to China highlights a key tension for American decision makers.
GE Vernova’s Boom Isn’t Just About Gas Turbines
How one of the world's largest energy equipment suppliers is thinking about the future.
It’s Sinking In That Fossil Fuel Demand Won’t Grow Forever
From activists to investors, everyone is trying to make sense of the same situation.
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