The administration stated that its annual report on uranium marketing, initially scheduled for last June, will be published next September. Meanwhile, the international energy report may be delayed until January 2026, according to Western media sources. The administration refused to confirm whether the report delays are directly related to job cuts within the administration. However, it indicated in a Federal Register notice that it is considering halting the issuance of the solar energy report on photovoltaic unit shipments, citing that the cost of data collection and publication exceeds its benefits. The U.S. Energy Information Administration is facing significant staff losses, as Western media reported that its workforce will decrease by more than 100 employees this year, which is about 40% of its total workforce. It is noteworthy that the weekly, monthly, and annual reports of the Energy Information Administration are essential references for oil and gas producers and traders in global markets, often directly impacting oil price movements.
