GM’s ‘all-in’ electric future now includes gasoline
General Motors introduced the plug-in hybrid car to America. Then the automaker killed it and foreswore ever making it again. And now, somehow, it’s back.
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Even Democrats say Biden’s pause on LNG is like ‘throwing a match in a bale of hay’
A robust chorus of congressional Democrats, business leaders, and Republicans, as well as international allies, are calling on President Joe Biden to undo the pause he placed on liquefied natural gas exports. Almost in unison, they say his decision actually undermines his climate agenda, jeopardizes national security, empowers Russia and…
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Biden admin classifies Martha’s Vineyard, elite locales as ‘low-income’ to push EV charger subsidies
The Biden administration is classifying some of the country’s most elite and exclusive locales as “low-income” areas, making them eligible for electric vehicle (EV) charger subsidy programs.
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Opinion: I’ll Fight Back Against Biden’s LNG Pause
The Biden administration has announced a pause on every new and pending permit for liquefied natural gas export terminals in the U.S., including several in Louisiana.
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DOE scales back stove rule. Republicans still hate it.
A scaled-back Department of Energy regulation on gas stoves is finding support in nearly all corners of industry and environmental advocacy.
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Inside Biden’s climate test for LNG
The Biden administration is taking a fresh look at what U.S. liquefied natural gas exports mean for climate change. And the review could push the Energy Department to make President Joe Biden’s temporary pause on new LNG approvals permanent.
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Biden’s LNG pause has Asian fuel buyers hunting for other options
Asian liquefied natural gas buyers have begun looking for alternatives to offset potential delays to US projects hit by a moratorium on new approvals, in a potential boost for rival exporters.
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Natural weather pattern to drench CA, not climate change
(Bloomberg) -- A fast-moving atmospheric river coming off the Pacific Ocean will drench northern and central California on Wednesday and then head for the the southern half of the state.
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Biden’s natural gas export ‘pause’ is a win for Russia, another loss for US
The good news: the United States is awash in natural gas, driving prices lower. Moreover, the abundance will continue; we have an estimated 86 years' supply of natural gas.
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Texas’ grid has gone 3 years without a crisis. Will it last?
In the three years since deadly blackouts paralyzed Texas, two major winter storms have hit the electricity grid without plunging the state into blackouts.
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