California has long had legislation in place to limit nuclear power development, largely due to concerns around nuclear waste disposal. However, state legislators are now discussing the potential for ...

On October 1, the U.S. Department of Energy announced its intent to fund $100 million in advanced cybersecurity technical assistance for electric cooperatives, municipal utilities, and small ...

DOE has awarded up to $49.8 million for methane-hydrate research on Alaska’s North Slope. The project could lead to another ...

Texas’ emergency diesel waiver allows fuel containing up to 500 ppm sulfur through November 13—but newer engines, Tier 4 ...

October heat, planned outages and transmission constraints prompted DOE to give PJM temporary authority to dispatch specified ...

During his first 100 days, President Donald Trump proactively pushed multiple steps to streamline permitting and return regulatory control to U.S. states in his pursuit of American energy dominance.

The U.S. energy sector is pivoting toward energy abundance, innovation, and deregulation. A renewed focus on LNG exports, nuclear energy, and fossil fuel advancements. Regulatory reforms aim to lower ...

After months of threatening to decrease green energy and cleantech funding and reverse many of the efforts outlined in the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) ...

The global energy landscape is currently navigating a period of significant recalibration as the United States reassesses its domestic investment strategies. Central to this shift is the Department of ...

The United States renewable energy industry has continued to strengthen, despite strong pushback from President Trump over the last year and a half, with wind and solar breaking several records. Since ...

The global energy transition is fundamentally a material transition. As the United States seeks to secure its industrial future, the focus has shifted from the extraction of liquid fuels to the ...

The landscape of American resource extraction is shifting from the terrestrial to the abyssal as federal agencies prepare for a historic pivot in maritime policy. A deep sea mining expansion is ...