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r/energy
245k members
r/energy is a subreddit with 245k members. Its distinguishing qualities are that the community is huge in size, and has high activity.
Popular Themes in r/energy
#1
News
: "Trump claims gas costs $1.99 per gallon, becoming his newest unnecessary lie. This is not even close to being true. The average in the US is $3.18/gallon, and literally zero states have prices below $2.60. The president doesn't have to lie about gas prices, but he apparently can't help himself."
75 posts
#2
Pain & Anger
: "Trump Should Be Held Accountable For Defunding Renewable Energy Projects. Ninety-five clean energy projects have been delayed, threatened, or cancelled since Trump’s re-election, putting more than 60,000 jobs and $71 billion in investment at risk. Trump repeatedly undermines US progress."
10 posts
Popular Topics in r/energy
#1
Energy
: "Trump Should Be Held Accountable For Defunding Renewable Energy Projects. Ninety-five clean Energy projects have been delayed, threatened, or cancelled since Trump’s re-election, putting more than 60,000 jobs and $71 billion in investment at risk. Trump repeatedly undermines US progress."
117 posts
#2
Solar
: "Solar is at risk — and this affects all of us, no matter your politics"
34 posts
#3
Market
: "One Big Blackout Bill? The House Reconciliation Bill Threatens Grid Reliability. Electric demand projections are skyrocketing. The Market has spoken – clean energy is the fastest and lowest cost resource to meet demand. The House bill pulls the rug out from under clean energy and storage projects."
33 posts
#4
Trump
: "Trump is trashing electric vehicles. China is building cars the world wants. US consumers risk getting stuck on an island of outdated technology. China is leapfrogging the US with more advanced, cheaper electric vehicles, while Trump is making moves that could leave the US behind."
31 posts
#5
Renewable
: "Trump Should Be Held Accountable For Defunding Renewable Energy Projects. Ninety-five clean energy projects have been delayed, threatened, or cancelled since Trump’s re-election, putting more than 60,000 jobs and $71 billion in investment at risk. Trump repeatedly undermines US progress."
28 posts
#6
Power
: "U.S. Power Sector Milestone: Fossil Fuels Drop Below 50%"
27 posts
#7
Wind
: "Equinor considers suing Trump administration over halted US Windfarm. Equinor spent almost $2bn on the Empire Windfarm project, which is almost a third complete and employed 1500 workers. "...the order to halt work now is unprecedented and in our view unlawful.""
22 posts
#8
Clean
: "Trump Should Be Held Accountable For Defunding Renewable Energy Projects. Ninety-five Clean energy projects have been delayed, threatened, or cancelled since Trump’s re-election, putting more than 60,000 jobs and $71 billion in investment at risk. Trump repeatedly undermines US progress."
21 posts
#9
Renewables
: "Trump promised to slash energy prices. 100 days in, they’re up—and expected to keep rising. Experts say Trump’s energy policies—like inhibiting Renewables, canceling energy assistance programs, and enacting widespread tariffs—are to blame. “self-inflicted wounds done by the new administration.""
16 posts
#10
Clean Energy
: "Republican Bill in Congress Threatens 300 US Factories, 300,000 American Jobs. It’s hard to keep in mind how insane Republican opposition to Clean Energy is. Solar and wind energy power millions of homes, and they provide hundreds of thousands of US jobs, mostly in red states."
15 posts
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