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Greenidge (GREE) Soars as New York Deal Paves Path to Title V Permit Renewal — What Changed Today (Nov. 10, 2025)

Greenidge (GREE) Soars as New York Deal Paves Path to Title V Permit Renewal — What Changed Today (Nov. 10, 2025)

What the Nov. 10 filing says In today’s 8‑K, Greenidge disclosed it entered a Stipulation of Settlement with the NYS DEC on Nov. 7. The agreement commits the agency to process a permit modification and renewal that adds new GHG limits and related monitoring/reporting; the draft permit will undergo public notice and comment and a 45‑day EPA review. Once that process is complete—and Greenidge withdraws its pending court appeal—the DEC will issue the final Title V permit. Until then, Greenidge’s existing Title V permit remains valid under New York administrative law. SEC By the numbers (GHG limits stated in the 8‑K): During Years 3–4,
10 November 2025
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Saudi Economy Rockets: IMF Ups Forecast, 5% GDP Growth on the Table – and a Nobel Laureate Boosts Innovation

Oil Market Implodes: U.S. Crude Hits New Lows as Gas Nears $3 (Oct. 31, 2025)

Current U.S. Oil Prices By late October 2025, U.S. benchmark oil prices were falling sharply. WTI crude for November delivery traded around $60–61/bbl (Brent near $64–65) on Oct. 30–31 reuters.com reuters.com. Both benchmarks slid ~1–2% in late Oct., erasing the summer’s gains. A strong dollar, rising OPEC+ output and abundant U.S. supply have outweighed positive demand signals reuters.com reuters.com. Notably, U.S. output reached record highs (about 13.6 M bpd by mid-late Oct.) reuters.com, while API data showed large stock draws (crude down ~4.0M barrels for week ended Oct 24) reuters.com. Gasoline prices reflect the decline: the U.S. national average is near
31 October 2025
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Oil Prices Rollercoaster: Trade War Fears & OPEC Moves Spark 5-Month Lows

Oil Plunges to 5-Year Low, Gas Prices Near $3 – Are More Drops Ahead?

Key Facts – October 18, 2025 Oil Nosedives on Glut Fears and Slowdown Worries Crude oil prices have been in freefall this month, ending the week at levels not seen in nearly half a decade. The most actively traded WTI futures sank to about $57 per barrel, a price last witnessed when markets were recovering from the 2020 Covid crash marketscreener.com. This marks a stunning reversal from early 2022, when post-pandemic demand and geopolitical shocks drove oil above $100. Now, oversupply and recession fears have firmly taken the wheel. Energy analysts point to a cascade of bearish factors. On the
18 October 2025
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Global Renewable Energy Developments (May–June 2025)

Global Renewable Energy Developments (May–June 2025)

Global energy investment is projected to reach $3.3 trillion in 2025, with about $2.2 trillion directed to clean energy technologies. Solar is expected to attract $450 billion in 2025, making it the single biggest area of energy investment. China added 198 GW of solar and 46 GW of wind between January and May 2025, with 93 GW of solar installed in May alone, pushing cumulative solar capacity above 1,000 GW. In the United States, clean power sourced from renewables and nuclear provided a majority of electricity from March through May 2025, with solar output up 19% year over year in
30 June 2025
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