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Daily on Energy: Randy Weber’s plea for the Jones Act, pressure on Big Oil, Texan data center ban

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By Callie Patteson Verified, Maydeen Merino Verified
| Washington Examiner Verified
WHAT’S HAPPENING TODAY: Good afternoon and happy Tuesday readers! Temperatures are on the rise in the East Coast as a summer heatwave is rolling through the area. If you are on the East Coast, here are some ways to stay cool this week. 🫠☀️ In today’s newsletter, Republican Rep. Randy Weber spoke with Maydeen about his strong support for the Jones Act even amid the Trump administration’s waiver of the law. Keep reading to see what the congressman had to say.
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The FCC seeks to ban Chinese inverters over grid disruptions concerns

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By Maydeen Merino Verified
| Washington Examiner Verified
The Federal Communications Commission is drafting a rule to prohibit the imports of Chinese-made solar and battery inverters over possible risks to the U.S. power grid. The rule, which could be published as early as this year, would apply to new foreign models of inverters, Reuters reported on Tuesday. Inverters are devices used to convert power produced by solar panels or stored in batteries into electricity for homes or businesses.
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Europe’s deadly heat wave opens the doors to Asian air conditioning makers

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By Maydeen Merino Verified
| Washington Examiner Verified
Asian manufacturers are reaping the benefits of Europe‘s deadly heat wave, which has reignited debates over installing air conditioning. In the past week, Europe has been enduring a historic and deadly heat wave with temperatures hitting 104 F in some parts of the region. The rise in temperatures is reshaping consumer behavior as Europeans seek relief from the heat, boosting sales for Asian air conditioning manufacturers.
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