Editorial: Biden follows Harris’s lead in fuel flip-flop
The Biden-Harris Administration is many things, but steadfast on policy isn’t one of them.
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The Biden-Harris Administration is many things, but steadfast on policy isn’t one of them.
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“All-of-the-above” is a favored term among some lawmakers and energy wonks: a politically friendly phrase that seemingly encompasses all energy sources, offering feel-good, pro-market vibes in a space overcrowded by radical climate progressives. Indeed, we need market-oriented strategies to combat industrial policies brought about by Green New…
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Donald Trump says he can rapidly cut Americans’ energy costs by 50% or more, a welcome prospect for inflation-weary voters. It is easier said than done.
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The PJM Interconnection should include power plants with reliability must-run contracts in the grid operator’s upcoming capacity auctions, a move that could lower capacity prices, according to state ratepayer advocates.
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Labor Day is usually a day to take a moment and appreciate American workers and the great nation they have built. However, as we enter the home stretch of election season, it is also a stark reminder of how much American workers stand to lose.
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The Biden administration on Tuesday granted a gas export terminal the authority to ship fuel abroad after a court blocked its efforts to delay such permissions.
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The American people deserve better than a “vibes” candidate, which Kamala Harris and her loyal media boosters are hoping will be sufficient to propel her to victory.
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One of the biggest problems stunting renewable energy growth is space. The U.S. needs land the size of Texas to deploy enough wind and solar to meet energy demands. These swaths of land are often on farms, in forests and grasslands — areas critical to people and…
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Vice President Harris’s past stance on fracking has garnered significant attention since she became the Democratic nominee for president.
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Kamala Harris’ attempt to explain her reversed stance on fracking did little to allay fears from oil and gas advocates about what she would do on energy as president.
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