US energy policy

In two-year commemoration of landmark bill’s adoption, municipal leaders tout benefits of 2022 measure that Republicans in 2024 campaigns vow to repeal.

More mining, processing are needed to snap China’s dominance, but U.S. consumers have enough ‘infinitely recyclable’ batteries to lower costs, create jobs.

Bipartisan measure affirms federal role in electrical transmission planning, axes permit and litigation timelines, assures oil/gas public lands leasing.

The Nuclear Company’s Nuclear Frontier program eyes sites in Pennsylvania, Virginia, Kentucky, North Carolina, Tennessee, Georgia

Key Democrat calls on Biden administration, Congress to boost funding if US is to remain the world leader in emerging energy technology.

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s 2-1 approval gives tentative green-light for Venture Global LNG to proceed with proposed Calcasieu projects.

Mountain Valley Pipeline will feed 2 billion cubic feet per day of fracked shale gas into electric grid.

The Bureau of Land Management director defended the agency’s approval of a 4,500-acre wind farm over vehement county, state opposition.

After years of delay, Mountain View Pipeline set to funnel natural gas into Virginia, boosting energy security, stabalizing costs for mid-Atlantic utilities.

House panel hears how the freeze paralyzes 24 projects, including the $13 billion Port Arthur LNG expansion that could create thousands of family-wage jobs.

Chamber’s GOP leaders launch ‘Energy Week’ with bills recycled from adopted 2023 omnibus never submitted to the Senate, drawing mockery from Democrats.

In a rare display of legislative fusion, the fast-tracked Atomic Energy Advancement Act gets overwhelming endorsement and is now headed for the Senate.

Away from families, their nation in an existential war, for ‘humanitarian parole’ workers laboring in a lonely limbo of uncertainty, Christmas is ‘canceled.’

Florida’s governor and presidential candidate rolls out an extensive plan to reverse the nation’s energy decline.