Nov 10 (Reuters) - The developer of the Mountain Valley Pipeline has sued two protesters it says blocked construction on the $7.2 billion natural gas project, seeking compensation and orders barring them from interfering in the future.
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In mid-October, Arkansas Attorney General Tim Griffin enforced a new state law that bans entities from several countries including China, from owning agricultural land in the state.
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Sen. Joe Manchin, the West Virginia Democrat whose moderate positions and perch atop the Energy and Natural Resources Committee made him a pivotal player on energy and climate issues, announced Thursday that he will not seek another term
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Federal Reserve Chair Jerome Powell was interrupted by climate protesters Thursday during public remarks for the second time in the past month.
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A federal court Thursday upheld the Biden administration’s approval of a massive oil drilling project in Alaska, over objections from environmentalists.
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As crude oil approaches $100 a barrel amid turmoil in the Middle East, the Biden administration continues its war on fossil fuels by hamstringing federal offshore drilling leases to the bare minimum required by law. Iran, Russia, Venezuela, and other adversarial oil producers are the…
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Some states did it through court rulings. Others, through legislative command. In one state, voters elected to do it by changing their Constitution.
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Republican presidential candidates Ron DeSantis and Nikki Haley briefly clashed Wednesday over DeSantis’ record on oil and natural gas.
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A new report has exposed electric vehicles as wasteful money pits, living up to the adage: If it seems too good to be true, it is.
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Millions of Americans in New England would face an elevated risk of heat and power shortfalls during the winter if a potential plan to shutter a major natural gas terminal proceeds, the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) warned this week.
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