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Erminia Voccia

Professional journalist with a passion for storytelling and a keen eye on global dynamics. She holds a Master’s degree in International Relations and two postgraduate diplomas in journalism and broadcast journalism. She began her career in television, producing reports for national news programs, and later worked as a freelancer for several national newspapers, online outlets, and specialized magazines. Her writing has focused on the environment, international affairs, and geopolitics, with a particular interest in Asia. She has also managed event planning and communication for a publishing house and contributed to the editing of academic essays. At Rinnovabili, she mainly covers climate and climate policy.

Rinnovabili • U.S. midterm elections
Markets
From gas pumps to the ballot box, rising costs threaten Trump’s midterm prospects

Rising gasoline and diesel prices are putting pressure on Donald Trump ahead of the U.S. midterm elections. Political analyst Gregory Alegi explains how economic frustration could reshape…

Rinnovabili • Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire: Moscow defies Trump
Markets
Trump announces Russia-Ukraine energy ceasefire, but…

Trump announced an immediate halt to Russian and Ukrainian attacks on energy…

Rinnovabili • U.S. diesel export ban: Europe faces new fuel supply risk
Policy and Affairs
U.S. diesel export ban puts Europe…

Europe faces a new energy supply threat as President Donald Trump considers…


Rinnovabili • Strait of Hormuz reopening
Environmental policies
Why restoring normal traffic through the Strait of Hormuz won’t be easy

Despite a preliminary peace agreement between the United States and Iran, major technical, logistical, and political…

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Energy
Big, beautiful, clean sun: solar power in the U.S. overtakes coal

Solar power in the U.S. surpassed coal for the first time in the national electricity mix…

Rinnovabili • Godzilla El Niño could make 2026 the hottest year ever
Climate Change
Ocean heatwave raises fears of a “Godzilla El Niño” as 2026 could…

An enormous marine heatwave spreading across the Pacific Ocean is fueling concerns that a powerful El…

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Policy and Affairs
Trump’s Alaska drilling auction flops as Arctic leases draw little interest

The Trump administration’s latest oil and gas lease sale in Alaska’s Arctic National Wildlife Refuge attracted…

Rinnovabili • Xi Trump summit: China eyes more US oil imports
Environmental policies
Xi-Trump summit: China eyes more US oil imports

The White House says China is interested in increasing US oil purchases as Presidents Xi Jinping…

Rinnovabili • Oil prices face lasting risk after the Iran war
Environmental policies
Iran war reshapes the new world order for oil

The U.S. war with Iran could leave a lasting mark on oil markets, even if the…

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Energy
Coal no longer competitive: more plants built in 2025, less electricity produced

Despite a record number of new coal plants entering operation in 2025, global coal-fired electricity generation…

Rinnovabili • Why oil futures are not really predicting the market’s future
Finance
Why oil futures are not really predicting the market’s future

The sharp backwardation in oil markets is not a signal that the energy crisis will end…

Rinnovabili • Hormuz crisis deepens as Trump naval blockade tightens chokehold on key oil route
Environment
Hormuz crisis deepens as Trump naval blockade tightens chokehold on key oil…

Shipping through the Strait of Hormuz has nearly ground to a halt, as U.S. and Iranian…

Rinnovabili • Green energy in Australia, Fortescue targets 2028 shift
Energy
Fortescue moves to eliminate fossil fuels from its Australian mines by 2028

Fortescue is accelerating the rollout of an off-grid renewable energy system in Western Australia, aiming to…

Rinnovabili • strait-of-hormuz-oil-market-disruption
Environmental policies
Strait of Hormuz disruption reshapes oil markets amid rising uncertainty

Tensions around the Strait of Hormuz are driving oil price volatility and exposing structural fractures in…

Rinnovabili • Uk saves £1 billion in gas imports in march 2026 as wind and solar hit record output
Energy
Uk saves £1 billion in gas imports in march 2026 as wind…

Record wind and solar generation helped the UK avoid nearly £1 billion in gas imports in…