Heat dome will blanket much of the US, with worrisome temperatures in Midwest
Summer will make a dramatic entrance in the U.S. this week with a heat dome that will bring stifling temperatures and uncomfortable humidity to millions.
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Why Big Oil isn’t afraid of peak oil demand
Big Oil firms expect global oil demand to stop growing at some point early next decade. But the decline will be very slow and gradual and will look more like a plateau than a downward spiral.
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‘Throwing us off a cliff’: Megabill could derail hundreds of planned clean energy projects
House and Senate Republicans are divided over how hard a blow their megabill should strike against the clean energy tax credits at the heart of Joe Biden’s climate law.
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Green energy credits phaseout divides Senate Republicans
How to phase out Biden-era green energy tax credits is emerging as a key flashpoint among Senate Republicans as they seek to advance their version of the “big, beautiful bill.”
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US agencies take action to streamline nuclear roll-out
Separate announcements from the US Department of Energy and the Nuclear Regulatory Commission point towards streamlining the pathway to deployment of advanced reactor technologies.
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Clean energy projects hinge on Senate showdown
Democrats and clean energy advocates are ratcheting up pressure on a handful of Republican senators to salvage billions of dollars in projects, ahead of an expected vote next week on President Trump’s megabill that targets critical subsidies for elimination.
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Did Trump’s assault on regs just knock out CCS?
The Trump administration is telling the world that carbon capture and storage at power plants is not ready for prime time, delivering a major setback to a technology that’s struggling to find a foothold.
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New York lawmakers pass bill that will make new gas hookups costlier
BUFFALO, N.Y. — In the waning hours of the 2025 New York State Legislative session, the Democratic-led State Assembly joined the State Senate to pass a bill that repeals a nearly 40-year-old law that could now force anyone seeking a new natural gas service to pay thousands…
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Israel will resume natural gas exports once it is deemed safe, says minister
Reuters — Israel will resume its natural gas exports when the country’s military believes it is safe to do so, Energy Ministry Eli Cohen said Wednesday, as an air battle between Israel and Iran entered its sixth day.
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House Republican says Senate bill’s green energy reforms ‘fail to meet the moment’
Senate Republicans are trying to quell backlash to their tax bill’s green energy tax credit reforms. Now they’re under fire from key House Republicans too.
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