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US federal energy regulator releases proposed cybersecurity rules

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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Thursday issued a notice of proposed rulemaking to increase network security monitoring for high and medium-impact bulk power systems to protect against cyberattacks. The post US federal energy regulator releases proposed cybersecurity rules appeared first on JURIST - News.

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Owning Your Time: Boundaries That Protect Your Energy And Your Life

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In the first four articles of this series, we explored how noticing your energy, shifting your mindset, aligning your choices, and building intentional daily practices create a strong foundation for self-care. They are deeply intertwined, and thoughtful boundaries help integrate them in ways that fuel, rather than deplete, your energy.

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Switzerland citizens vote in favor of new renewable energy act

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Swiss citizens approved the Federal Act on a Secure Electricity Supply from Renewable Energy Sources in a nationwide referendum on Sunday, aimed at speeding up the transition to renewable energy. The post Switzerland citizens vote in favor of new renewable energy act appeared first on JURIST - News.

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Judge blocks US Energy Department effort to cut research support for universities

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Burroughs granted universities and university advocacy groups relief Wednesday when she approved their motion for a temporary restraining order on the federal Department of Energy’s (DOE) new “Rate Cap Policy.” ” The DOE announced its new policy on April 11.

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Shell wins appeal in landmark Netherlands climate case

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The ruling mandated that Shell reduce its total CO₂ emissions across all categories, including direct and indirect emissions from purchased energy and using its products. Shell welcomed the appeal outcome, reiterating its commitment to achieving net-zero emissions and continuing its transition towards cleaner energy sources.

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Rights group warns against North Dakota jury verdict ordering Greenpeace to pay $660m in liability

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The verdict orders Greenpeace, an environmental advocacy organization, to pay Energy Transfer, a fossil fuel company, $660 million US in defamation liability. Energy Transfer aimed to recover “millions of dollars of damages” due to Greenpeace’s alleged conduct. We will not back down.

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US to repatriate $52M in seized corruption funds to Nigeria

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Under the agreement, $50 million of the repatriated funds will be dedicated to the Distributed Access Through Renewable Energy Scale-Up (DARES) project. The remaining $2.88 million will support Nigerias contribution to the International Institute for Justice and the Rule of Law (IIJ).