Energy secretary predicts that electricity prices will stop rising ‘very soon’
Energy Secretary Chris Wright expressed optimism that electricity prices will eventually come down.
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Energy Secretary Chris Wright expressed optimism that electricity prices will eventually come down.
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The data is clear, according to a newly released report by the Institute for Energy Research (IER): politically blue states have much higher electricity prices than red states.
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The U.S. House of Representatives has taken a pivotal step in reshaping the permitting process for interstate natural gas pipelines. By passing the Improving Interagency Coordination for Pipeline Reviews Act, the House aims to expedite the federal permitting process, designating the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission…
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For years, climate activists have insisted that America must undergo a rapid, top-down “green transition,” pursuing sweeping mandates that Congress has repeatedly rejected. Unable to legislate their agenda, they have turned to the courts, a strategy that has broad national security implications.
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Every Californian knows the feeling of dread at the gas pump. As prices climb past five, six, or even seven dollars a gallon, we are told it’s the fault of distant wars or greedy oil companies. If only that were true. The fact is that California’s sky-high gas…
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Colorado residents could be paying a lot more for home energy, following the state’s decision last week to turn away from natural gas as a home cooking and heating fuel, experts said.
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A newly unsealed warrant shows the U.S. Coast Guard seized the M/T Skipper, a crude oil tanker intercepted off Venezuela, just before the warrant was set to expire on Wednesday.
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Interior Secretary Doug Burgum addresses how the Trump administration is using energy to drive down prices, whether A.I. data centers are impacting power bills and more on FOX Business' "The Bottom Line."
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ALBANY, N.Y. (WBNG) — Assemblyman Joseph Angelino is urging Governor Kathy Hochul to veto a bill that would repeal a long-standing law that took the costs for building natural gas pipelines off of consumers.
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WASHINGTON, Dec 12 (Reuters) - The U.S. House of Representatives on Friday voted 213-184 to pass a bill that aims to speed up federal permitting of interstate natural gas pipelines by designating the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission as the lead agency in the process.
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