The outcome of the presidential election is expected to have a dramatic impact on U.S. energy and environmental policy, with Vice President Harris and former President Trump offering starkly different visions on the issue.
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DETROIT — Across this battleground state, the electric vehicle has become a front-line issue in elections that could swing control of the presidency and Congress, firing up Republicans and putting Democrats on the defensive.
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At least 1,800 bots on the social media site X are promoting the controversial choice of Azerbaijan, a major oil and gas producer, to host next month’s U.N. Climate Change Conference known as COP29, according to a new analysis shared exclusively with The Washington Post.
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A Republican electoral sweep next week could cripple the Democrats’ historic climate law and its billions of dollars in green energy subsidies, but GOP candidates are struggling with what to say about it.
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The foundational basis for the Biden/Harris permitting pause related to LNG export facilities has fallen apart in recent weeks, and now the administration’s apparent anti-natural gas bias seems to be impacting funding decisions by the U.S. Export/Import Bank (EXIM) as well.
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The ugly EV news from Ford Motor Company just keeps coming. This afternoon, the company reported that it lost $1.224 billion in its EV business during the third quarter. In early October, the company reported EV sales “were up 14.8 percent on best-ever sales of 20,962 vehicles.” Thus,…
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Gas stoves kill 40,000 Europeans each year by pumping pollutants into their lungs, a report has found, a death toll twice as high as that from car crashes.
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TONOPAH, Nevada — President Joe Biden’s climate agenda is taking root in this old mining town. Just don’t tell its residents that.
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Edison Electric Institute President Dan Brouillette is stepping down less than a year after taking the helm at the electric utility lobbying group, as some in the energy community have grumbled about his leadership.
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The presidential candidates have focused on a few hot-button issues during the 2024 campaign, but one critical button has apparently been too hot to handle. There has been no substantive discussion of global climate change, the biggest long-term threat to the U.S..
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