Chevron begins oil and gas production from Ballymore project off of Louisiana
Chevron on Monday morning announced it has started oil and natural gas production from its Ballymore project off the Louisiana coast.
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EPA head Lee Zeldin says Trump deregulatory actions won’t have adverse effects on people and the environment
Washington — Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin said Sunday that he can "absolutely" guarantee Trump administration deregulations won't have an adverse health impacts on people and the environment.
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How a trade war could move American EVs out of reach
First it was higher tariffs on imported cars and parts. Then it was rising duties on steel and aluminum. Alongside those came escalating tariffs on China and its counterthreat to cut off supplies. Next up are critical minerals and semiconductors.
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WATCH: This is a ‘triple win’ for America
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Biden green energy project halted by Trump admin relied on rushed, bad science, study finds
A $5 billion green energy project touted by the Biden administration and Democrats was rushed and relied on faulty science that could have resulted in severe negative environmental impacts, a new study found.
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Opinion: Trump 2.0 is unleashing American energy
President Trump’s focus on energy has the potential to be the greatest legacy he can leave for the American people. The policies of Trump and the appointment of Chris Wright as secretary of Energy has put the United States in a decisive pro-energy position, focusing…
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Trump administration moves to expand offshore drilling — including in the Arctic
The Trump administration announced Friday it was moving to expand offshore drilling, potentially including in the Arctic.
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More trouble for Elon as Tesla reportedly delays cheaper EVs
Tesla has reportedly delayed plans for a budget-friendly version of the Model Y.
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Appeals court temporarily halts disbursement of contested climate funds
An appeals court has temporarily halted a lower court’s order that enabled the release of contested climate funds.
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Energy U.S. energy secretary says shale industry will ‘survive and thrive’ despite plunging crude prices
ABU DHABI, United Arab Emirates — U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright is not worried about falling oil prices and their impact on America’s shale oil industry, and is stressing that the coming years should be a time of energy abundance for the world’s largest economy.
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