Biden administration giving $1.7B to auto industry to bolster US EV production
The Biden administration will dole out $1.7 billion to automotive companies to bolster their efforts to manufacture electric cars, trucks and motorcycles.
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How Natural Gas is Fueling America’s Bold Decarbonization Progress
The world recently learned that global greenhouse gas emissions have hopefully begun to decline since a likely peak in 2023. This is excellent news. It is worth acknowledging that this positive development on climate action is the result of years of hard work and innovation that…
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Cassidy: Lifting Biden’s pause on gas export projects ‘big win for state’
U.S. Sen. Bill Cassidy applauded the recent ruling of federal Judge James D. Cain Jr. during a special news conference Wednesday.
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How the Chevron ruling could change Congress
Lawmakers on both sides of the aisle are talking about how Congress can make legislation airtight after a landmark Supreme Court ruling opened up a release valve for legal challenges to agency actions.
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Biden admin offers $1.2B loan to expand US battery supply chain
Companies have invested more than $100 billion in U.S. electric vehicle and battery manufacturing since the Inflation Reduction Act was passed two years ago. A long list of components go into those EVs and batteries — and the more of them that can be produced in the…
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Biden signs bill bolstering nuclear power
President Biden signed a bipartisan bill Tuesday aimed at bolstering the nation’s nuclear power in what supporters describe as a historic win for the sector.
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House passes GOP bills aiming to block dishwasher and fridge efficiency standards
The House on Tuesday passed a pair of bills that aim to block efficiency standards for refrigerators and dishwashers — the latest in a series of Republican efforts to hit the administration on household appliance restrictions
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ND Gov. Burgum, seen as strong on energy, emerges as VP candidate for Trump
(Bloomberg) -- About this time last year, voters didn’t know the name Doug Burgum. Just to get on a debate stage with other Republican presidential primary contenders, he had to give out $20 gift cards in return for $1 campaign donations.
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Bipartisan carbon bill unveiled in the House
Amid fierce opposition from conservative activists and some oil and gas interests, a bipartisan contingent of House members is set to introduce legislation that could one day pave the way for carbon import tariffs. It’s a major victory for a group of lawmakers and their…
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150 Republicans say Biden should rescind rule expected to make more trucks electric
More than 150 Republican lawmakers are calling on the Biden administration to rescind a rule that’s expected to make more of the nation’s truck fleet electric.
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