The Port of Corpus Christi has never been busier as tankers from around the world flock to the U.S. Gulf Coast to load up on crude oil during the Iran war.
Read More
The Interior Department transferred 1.4 million acres of public land Wednesday to the state of Alaska, including areas that could be used to host the Ambler mining road and LNG projects.
Read More
Higher prices at the pump and rising electric bills could be Gina Hinojosa’s path to the Texas governor’s mansion — if voters decide to elect a Democrat for the first time in more than 30 years. Hinojosa, a state representative from Austin, is blaming three-term…
Read More
For many Americans energy policy is not an abstract debate. It is a line item in the monthly budget that determines how much families pay to keep the lights on. Hardworking citizens and business owners deserve access to affordable, reliable energy and common-sense policy is the…
Read More
California is investigating one of the Trump administration’s deals to end an offshore wind project.
Read More
The North American Electric Reliability Corp. on Monday issued a rare Level 3 alert — the watchdog’s highest level — following instances of data centers unexpectedly dropping load or oscillating demand rapidly, creating reliability concerns. The alert includes seven actions grid entities “must implement to address…
Read More
The White House believes it's getting close to an agreement with Iran on a one-page memorandum of understanding to end the war and set a framework for more detailed nuclear negotiations, according to two U.S. officials and two other sources briefed on the issue.
Read More
Signs of physical shortages in crude oil are emerging, the chief executive of Chevron warned this week, noting that this will first hit Asian economic growth.
Read More
North America’s grid watchdog is slated to issue its highest level of warning Monday about threats to the power system from large data centers, underscoring the challenges facing utilities and grid operators grappling with a surge in electricity demand.
Read More
Texas is in the thick of figuring out where to lay power lines through a $33 billion transmission expansion, but changes in how lines are approved have landowners crying foul.
Read More
