An internal government watchdog is calling on the Energy Department’s loan office to halt its financing for energy projects, saying there are insufficient controls in place to prevent conflicts of interest.
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Nearly 2 million residents voted to approve Initiative 2066, which aims to protect the use of natural gas as an energy source in state law and within Washington’s building codes. This month, climate advocates, joined by King County and the City of Seattle, filed suit…
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While the Biden administration’s views on energy policy are arguably of rapidly diminishing importance, the study on U.S. exports of liquefied natural gas (LNG) released by the Department of Energy (DOE) on December 17 will define the Democrats’ views on the subject during the coming Trump administration.…
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CAMERON, Ariz. — Living on one of the largest swaths of land in America without electric power, Thomasina Nez’s entire life is a scramble to complete basic tasks.
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DETROIT — At first glance, Claude Townsend seems to be in a hurry to bring electric vehicles to Michigan. The longtime auto-repair instructor at Oakland Community College in this city’s suburbs created a new course last year about hybrids and EVs.
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After the U.S. Department of Energy this week released an updated report and ominous warnings about liquefied natural gas exports in the United States, Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry forcefully pushed back against the announcement by the federal agency.
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President-elect Donald Trump is vowing an all-out assault on President Joe Biden’s efforts to make electric vehicles the new king of the American road.
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Deaths in the United States from cold weather-related causes have been rising, according to a study published Thursday in a medical journal.
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Government offices in Iran are closed or operating at reduced hours. Schools and colleges have moved to online only. Highways and shopping malls have descended into darkness, and industrial plants have been denied power, bringing manufacturing to a near halt.
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