Ohio GOP Rep. Troy Balderson, with Jack Fowler on the Victor Davis Hanson podcast, discussed several pieces of legislation that would streamline energy production and regulation.
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The Trump Environmental Protection Agency is set to cut the legs out from under U.S. climate change rules this week, revoking its own authority to regulate carbon dioxide and other pollutants heating the planet.
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A bill to codify emission reduction goals into New Mexico state law advanced through its second Senate committee hearing Saturday on a 6-4 vote, clearing a path for the measure to be heard on the Senate floor in the coming week.
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The U.S. installed around 4.2 GW of natural gas capacity last year from January through November, more than double the 1.9 GW installed in the same period in 2024, according to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
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Expanding natural gas infrastructure is a centerpiece of President Donald Trump’s agenda to lower energy costs and boost the fossil fuel industry. He has referred to Democrats opposed to such projects as “anti-energy zealots.”
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As Americans dig out from Winter Storm Fern, one thing is clear: when the weather turns deadly, reliable energy matters. Once again, traditional energy delivered, while wind and solar fell short.
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he average margin on a US Gulf coast (USGC) cargo destined to Europe, including regasification costs, was $4.56 per million British thermal units (MMBtu) between 2023 and 2025, or $17.5 million per one LNG vessel, compared to negative margins prior and during the pandemic in…
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SYRACUSE, N.Y. (WSYR-TV) — Bitter cold temperatures and higher energy prices are expected to hit wallets hard next month.
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The Trump administration wants some of the world’s largest technology companies to publicly commit to a new compact governing the rapid expansion of AI data centers, according to two administration officials granted anonymity to discuss private conversations.
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The liquefied natural gas export industry in the United States could be riding a wave of growth into choppy waters.
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