John Haughey
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John Haughey is an award-winning Epoch Times reporter who covers U.S. elections, U.S. Congress, energy, defense, and infrastructure.
Mr. Haughey has more than 45 years of media experience. You can reach John via email at [email protected]
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EIA’s Energy Forecast Based on Pre-Trump ‘Assumptions,’ Spokesperson Says
The Energy Information Administration’s Long-Range Outlook predicts declining oil demand, flatlining natural gas output, and greater renewable reliance by 2050.
Trump Administration Offers Federal Land to Data Center Projects
Department of Energy’s call for ‘co-locating energy sources with data centers’ lists 16 federal sites ’uniquely positioned for rapid data center construction.’
US Port Operators, Shippers Call on Trump to Scuttle Proposed China Port Fees
U.S. shippers argue the fees would disproportionately harm American-owned carriers serving short-sea routes between domestic ports.
Goods at Sea Dodge Tariffs Until May, Those Warehoused Taxed When Taken
U.S. Customs and Border Protection is scrambling to update further clarifications amid President Donald Trump’s shifting whirlwind of trade actions.
Trump Signs Executive Orders to Revive ‘Abandoned’ Coal Industry
The president issued executive actions designed to revive 19th-century industrial mainstay to power the 21st-century economy.
Bidding for Gulf Oil Leases Begins in June
In waving through planned 2025 sale, the Trump administration clears deck for more, bigger lease offerings.
Even Slight Increases in Oil, Gas Output Significantly Boost Economy: Reports
Conservative think tanks offer House GOP blueprints to develop public land fossil fuels, while Democrats say ’taxpayers are footing the bill for Big Oil.’
How Liquid Natural Gas Export Boom Might Impact the US
With U.S. overseas sales forecast to double by 2030, some ask, ‘Will high-dollar offshore demand lower domestic supply and raise local electricity bills?’
Pipeline Projects Prioritized for Quick Approval Under Emergency Energy Orders
More than 220 are eligible for quick approval. While Appalachian and Texan producers push for more interstate access, the Northeast is knotted in bottlenecks.
Electric Grid Operators Tell Panel They May Not Keep Pace With Demand
Reforms relax state policies that restrict fossil fuels but don’t repeal Biden-era incentives for renewable energy development, they say.
