At a House hearing Wednesday, Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm defended the Biden administration’s 2025 budget request, as lawmakers fretted over proposed cuts to nuclear energy and hypdropower.
A group of 16 Republican attorneys general from around the country sued the Biden administration on Thursday over its pause on federal permits for new liquid natural gas (LNG) exports.
Republicans may have found a new Democratic partner in their effort to overturn the Biden administration’s new rule to incentivize the transition to electric vehicles, increasing the chances that Congress forces the president to veto an attack on a pillar of his climate agenda in…
Pennsylvania voters’ attitude toward high energy costs and the environment presents obstacles for President Biden and down-ballot Democrats this November, according to a poll released Tuesday.
New polling data from Rasmussen shows that just 30 per cent of Americans trust the political information they receive from the US legacy news media, and a strong majority, 59 per cent, agree with Donald Trump that the media is indeed an “enemy of the people.” This…
March 20 (Reuters) - U.S. efforts to build a domestic supply chain for solar energy components is stalled and will require urgent government action to support the factories needed to compete with China, according to a report published on Wednesday.
House Republicans on Wednesday kicked off voting on a slate of legislation for what they are dubbing “energy week,” passing two measures in support of oil and gas development.
Democrats’ sweeping Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) has fueled significant progress in the fight against climate change since its passage in 2022. But if former President Trump wins back the presidency in November, he’s likely to undermine those gains — or help a Republican Congress do away with…
The Biden administration is unleashing a flurry of regulatory actions that aims to shift the nation toward electric vehicles — with the biggest rule coming Wednesday to set strict limits on climate pollution from passenger cars.
Texas’s public schools are pulling out billions of dollars that had been invested with asset manager BlackRock — a firm the state accused of boycotting fossil fuels.