Evan Halper
Covering the energy transition for the Washington Post. evan.halper@washpost.com.
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Seeking to flip solar power over to the dark side
Far-out idea could enable energy panels to work at night
FRONT-PAGE HISTORY
Putin to open diesel spigot
TRUMP TOUTS DEAL IN BID TO CUT PRICES
Seeking to flip solar power over to the dark side
Far-out idea could enable energy panels to work at night
Trump’s oil deal comes with risks
Likely to be years before production meaningfully ramps up, experts say
Trump secures a vast U.S. stake in Venezuela's oil
Goal is to persuade energy companies to drill
Big oil companies reap billions from the Iran war
Consumers may struggle at the gas pump, but ExxonMobil's profits doubled and Chevron's almost quadrupled.
Saudi nuclear deal in doubt
Pact requires kingdom to join Abraham Accords
Saudi nuclear deal put in doubt
A day after the agreement was signed, President Trump insisted that the Saudis normalize relations with Israel.
U.S. signs nuclear pact with the Saudis
Accord gives pathway to enriching fuel, setting up a debate in Congress
U.S. signs nuclear deal with Saudis
The agreement with a kingdom signaling it wants a nuclear weapon has sparked alarm among nonproliferation experts. Congress has 90 days to act.
Iran’s oil lifeline outlasted blockade
CASH KEPT FLOWING DESPITE U.S. EFFORTS
Dream of post-oil economy in the Gulf is in peril
U.S.-Israeli conflict with Iran threatens region’s long-term plans
Nuclear deal with Iran is at hand, Trump says
President says nearly all his demands being met
Fragile ceasefire under threat as accusations fly
TEHRAN WARNS IT MAY PULL OUT OF TALKS; Sides far apart on key issues; Hormuz is still snarled
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Paperboy tracks bylines on the front pages of major US and UK broadsheets. This page shows every front-page story attributed to Evan Halper in our archive, based on bylines extracted from front-page images by AI. It covers only front-page stories — not the full output of this journalist. Data begins April 2026.