After Major Blackouts, San Francisco Lawmakers Power Up Efforts to Break With PG&E
San Francisco lawmakers escalated efforts to break up with PG&E on Monday — and replace it with a publicly owned utility.
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Diamondback Says Oil Glut Fears Are Fading as Demand Holds Strong
The risk of global oil oversupply is diminishing thanks to demand resilience, Diamondback Energy said in a letter to shareholders authored by the company’s chief executive ahead of the company’s fourth-quarter 2025 financial report, due out later today.
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Why California could be the big winner as EPA abandons climate policy
The Trump administration just tore apart decades of U.S. climate policy, but it may have also handed California its golden ticket.
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Natural gas prices pop as huge winter storm slams U.S. northeast
U.S. natural gas prices rose over 3% on Monday as a massive winter storm hit the northeast of the country, affecting 35 million people and leaving hundreds of thousands without power.
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Revolution Wind moves to secure preliminary injunction against federal lease halt order
When the US Energy Department made the decision to halt numerous wind energy projects, it was clear that they were all bound to react the same way when it comes to managing the situation. As such, it cannot be overly surprising that they are all…
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Opinion: Michigan’s Anti-Trust Case Against Fossil Fuel Companies Is Absurd
Michigan Attorney General Dana Nessel has shifted the legal strategy in her fight against fossil fuel companies. Nessel’s office filed an antitrust lawsuit in January that reads less like a traditional competition case and more like an alternate history of how energy markets supposedly would have evolved but for a decades-long conspiracy. The complaint does…
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Opinion: Affordable and Reliable Energy Powers Prosperity
Energy powers life. Affordable and reliable energy powers prosperity. That’s not just a slogan. It is a truth that shows up in the price of a new car, the size of a utility bill, and the cost of filling up your tank. But, for too long,…
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Opinion: Why Europe should remain calm about US energy supply
The United States has become one of the European Union’s most important suppliers of fossil fuels. According to statistics published by Bruegel, in 2021 the US share of gas supplies to the EU was less than 6%; by 2025 it had risen to over 26%. The…
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Health, environmental groups sue EPA over repeal of endangerment finding
A coalition of health and environmental groups on Wednesday sued the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency and Administrator Lee Zeldin for rescinding the 2009 “endangerment finding,” a key underpinning for greenhouse gas regulation under the Clean Air Act.
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Shell Moves Ahead With Venezuela Gas Project After U.S. Sanctions Relief
Shell plans to proceed with a natural gas project in Venezuela following Washington’s issuance of so-called general licenses for energy operators willing to invest in the country.
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