Texas leads the nation in solar installed on its power grid, surpassing California
Texas now has the most solar power installed on its power grid in the country, knocking California out of its longtime reign.
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How the IRA is playing in 7 swing states
The Inflation Reduction Act may prove to be more beneficial to the planet than President Joe Biden’s re-election chances.
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BP Considers Forming Shale Joint Ventures Around U.S. Natural Gas Fields
(Reuters) - BP is seeking to form joint ventures around its U.S. onshore natural gas fields to expand production and cut costs as rival energy giants rush to scale up shale businesses, three sources with direct knowledge of the talks told Reuters.
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Autoworkers strike is over as union and GM reach potential deal
The United Auto Workers strike is set to end as the union and General Motors announced a tentative agreement on a new contract Monday, according to sources cited by CNBC.
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Hertz pulls back on EV plans citing Tesla price cuts, high repair costs
Hertz Global is slowing down the pace by which it adds battery electric vehicles to its fleet, executives said on a third-quarter earnings call on Thursday.
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Beijing-backed green energy firm is expanding in US
The Chinese government is leveraging green energy companies in an effort to create technological dependencies and "achieve strategic, political, and intelligence advantages" over the U.S., according to a sprawling new report.
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Winter heating bills should be nearly 20 percent lower
Utility predicting that winter natural gas bills will be 18.3 percent lower than last winter with increase supply and lower international demand
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Brace for the Wind and Electric-Vehicle Bailouts
Ford assured investors last week that its generous deal with the United Auto Workers wouldn’t threaten its profitability. Maybe. The same can’t be said of its electric vehicles, which lost $3.1 billion during the first nine months of this year.
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Biden oil plan seen as major threat to Alaska drilling
A century after the US set aside a broad swath of northwest Alaska to be used as an emergency oil supply, the Biden administration is pursuing changes that could make it impossible to harvest crude from new leases in the 23 million-acre site.
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Ford will postpone about $12 billion in EV investment as buyers become more cautious
Ford Motor said Thursday that many customers in North America are no longer willing to pay a premium for an electric vehicle over an internal-combustion or hybrid alternative.
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