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Opinion: In June, the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission warned that prices for electricity might rise 5%-16%.

Edwards, the CEO of Latigo Petroleum, an Odessa-based oil and gas production company, was sick of the Biden administration’s hostility to drilling. In his view, the record oil p ...

Nine months ago, Kirk Edwards was feeling good. Oil and gas prices were high, drilling costs were reasonable and Donald Trump was back in the White House. Edwards, the CEO of Latigo Petroleum, an ...

Here are fact checks for four of Wright’s core electricity arguments: Wright made this statement last week on CNBC. “The ultimate impact of AI should be able to make our grid more secure and actually ...

Investing in clean sources of electricity helps address climate change. It also leads to local and regional health benefits, write two Boston University professors of environmental health.

Two trillion dollars.    Every year. Year after year.   That’s the cost of federal regulations to Americans.   And all of this is finally in the crosshairs.   President Donald Trump and this ...

The two-unit Cumberland coal plant in northwestern Tennessee, owned by the Tennessee Valley Authority, is one of the largest coal-fired power plants in the United States, capable of supplying ...

The Senate will take a second vote in the coming days against President Donald Trump’s energy emergency. For months, Democrats have been blaming Republicans for rising energy prices. A Senate vote in ...

The One Big Beautiful Bill, the Trump Administration's signature policy, should alleviate declining production slightly. The act increases leasing offerings and lowers federal royalty rates, ...

If we don’t rethink our energy future quickly enough to keep up with demand, then electricity prices will continue to rise, California state Sen. Josh Becker writes in a Los Angeles Times ...

Clean-energy advocates criticize the company’s new “Carbon Plan” update, saying it ultimately could cost rate-payers billions of dollars while better, cheaper options are available.