Energy advocates hail judge’s dismissal of Charleston climate lawsuit
(The Center Square) – A South Carolina judge has dismissed a climate change lawsuit brought by the city of Charleston against two dozen oil and gas companies.
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Trump trade deals tout big energy export wins, but U.S. lacks the tankers to make good on the promises
The Trump administration is touting commitments by foreign nations for future large purchases of U.S. energy as part of recent trade deal frameworks, including with the EU, Indonesia, and South Korea, but a separate recent mandate from the U.S. Trade Representative to promote domestic shipbuilding may stand in…
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California Supreme Court hands victory to rooftop solar panel owners
The California Supreme Court today sided with environmental groups in a case seen as pivotal for the proliferation of rooftop solar power in California.
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No end in sight for rising energy bills in Pennsylvania
Energy costs are surging in Philadelphia and throughout Pennsylvania this summer.
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North Dakota green lights natural gas power plant
A rendering of the Bison Generation Station planned to be built near Epping, North Dakota, by Basin Electric Power Cooperative. (Courtesy of Basin Electric)
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A bipartisan permitting reform breakthrough
The Supreme Court limited its scope last month. President Donald Trump changed how federal agencies enforce it during his first month in office. Republicans tried to rewrite it in the One Big Beautiful Bill Act, but were thwarted by the parliamentarian. Now, permitting reformers are back, this time with a…
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Big Tech’s Net-Zero Goals Are Looking Shaky
The artificial intelligence boom could pose a serious threat to tech company goals to zero out emissions by the end of the decade, according to a fresh batch of sustainability reports.
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The California solar initiative that never was
The Trump administration wants to cancel community solar. In California, the technology never even got off the ground.
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Energy Transfer planning $5.3B Transwestern Pipeline expansion
Energy Transfer has reached a positive financial investment decision (FID) on the Transwestern Pipeline expansion, aimed at enhancing natural gas supply to the burgeoning markets of Arizona and New Mexico from the prolific Permian Basin.
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American oil and gas are taking opposite paths
The U.S. is the world’s biggest producer of both crude oil and natural gas. One fuels our cars and airplanes. The other heats and cools our homes. But the outlook for these two commodities is heading in different directions.
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