Drillers from Exxon to Shell aim to boost global supply of the fossil fuel by 50% by 2030. Yet demand in key markets like China is falling. And hopes of gas replacing coal power look misplaced as solar, wind and batteries are cheaper and quicker to build. An LNG crash is looming. 

Renewable energy is moving ahead all around the world, while the US sucks its thumb and whines about how good things were in the 1950s. 

It has been several decades since humanity first stepped into space, in a bid to explore the most intriguing spheres of the universe. Neil Armstrong in 1969 dubbed it ‘a giant leap.’ Today, in its quest for clean energy, the first space solar power plant has officially commenced operations at the gigawatt scale. Humanity ascended...