1 in 4 homes face ‘severe or extreme’ climate risks, study finds
More than a quarter of U.S. homes — worth a combined $12.7 trillion — are exposed to “severe or extreme climate risk,” according to a new Realtor.com analysis.
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Opinion: Trump’s energy price promise is coming due. He has the power to solve the crisis.
President Donald Trump has been racing at breakneck speed to keep all his campaign promises. Yet he has only four months left to fulfill his vow to halve electricity prices by the end of his first year. Fighting against the fallout of the Biden administration’s harmful anti-fossil fuel…
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Trump’s clean energy reversal puts Arizona solar projects worth $1.6B at risk
Proposed solar energy projects on federal lands in Arizona could be in danger due to a new Trump administration policy that could lead to the state losing billions of dollars in investments and thousands of jobs.
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White House outlines priorities on oil and gas, offshore carbon storage
The White House’s regulatory agenda landed Thursday, solidifying plans for rules that could boost the oil and gas industry and laying out a timeline for offshore carbon storage regulations.
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California’s “progressive” policies stifle technological progress
Gavin Newsom has doubled down on the idea that California must reach net-zero emissions by 2045. Yet, the Golden State’s heavy hand has likely made meeting this timeline implausible. Two-thirds of the state might be powered by renewable energy now, but red tape has compromised real progress.
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US senators introduce bipartisan Taiwan LNG bill
Two US senators on Friday introduced a bipartisan bill aimed at boosting liquefied natural gas (LNG) exports to Taiwan and strengthening its energy infrastructure amid China’s growing aggression.
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Opinion: Let’s Get Real: Renewables Stand on Shaky Ground
Let’s get real for a few moments… shall we? America’s electric grid is approaching a breaking point. Data centers, AI processing hubs, electrification pushes, and population growth are all driving demand for electricity faster than new capacity is being built. The North American Electric Reliability…
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Rising electric bills become political problem for Trump, GOP
Rising power prices are becoming a political liability for Republicans as electricity costs outpace inflation.
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DOJ sues utility over Southern California fires
The Justice Department filed two lawsuits against Southern California Edison (SCE) alleging the power provider’s negligence contributed to the deadly Eaton and Fairview fires in the Golden State earlier this year and in 2022, respectively.
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These conservatives want government to stop working against clean energy
Hundreds of business people, policy analysts, and conservative advocates filled a downtown Cleveland conference hall last week for the National Conservative Energy Summit. One major theme: the need for both the federal and local governments to remove increasingly high hurdles to building renewable energy.
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