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Opinion: ‘Affordability First’ Is Flipping the Script on Energy Policy
In early November, U.S. Rep. Troy Balderson’s (R-Ohio) simple Affordable, Reliable, and Clean Energy Security Act underscored the titanic shift in the public psyche over the past decade. Note, it’s neither the “Clean and Reliable Act” nor the “Clean and Affordable Act.” Instead, affordability gets top billing.
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Nations seek to put more money toward fighting climate change in COP30 decision
Countries around the world have agreed to put more money toward fighting climate change as this year’s COP30 climate summit concludes in Brazil.
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Republican split widens as Texas regulator bashes CCS
A Texas energy regulator is publicly slamming carbon injection plans, challenging the oil and gas industry over a technology designed to curb climate-warming emissions.
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LNG Tanker Rates Soar on Booming U.S. Exports
LNG carrier rates for the Atlantic route between the U.S. and Europe have surged close to a two-year high on strong demand for American liquefied gas as Europe fills up its storage ahead of winter.
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Natural gas use for electricity in California falls as solar generation rises
Although natural gas generation still provides more electricity than any other source in California, electricity generation from natural gas has decreased over the past several years while generation from solar has increased.
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New data center rules passed in Missouri, shielding customers from infrastructure, power costs
MISSOURI, Mo. — Missouri utility regulators just passed new rules focused on data centers and other large electricity users in the eastern and central portions of the state.
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Electric bills will soon rise for many Pennsylvania customers
Electric bills will soon be on the rise for many homeowners and business owners across the 69 News viewing area.
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Data Centers Aren’t the Only Reason Electricity Prices Are Surging
America is on the cusp of the most power-hungry decade in a generation. Federal forecasters expect record electricity demand in 2025–26, even as oil producers are carefully managing output. Yet the main reason your bill is climbing isn’t just regional differences, it’s rules. A thicket of tariffs on essential…
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Deal or ‘meh’ deal? Climate efforts stagger but don’t collapse in Brazil
BELÉM, Brazil — Almost 200 countries gathered in Brazil acknowledged Saturday that their efforts to stop calamitous global warming were off pace — but geopolitical headwinds and fossil-fuel-producing countries snuffed out hopes of a meaningful commitment to move faster.
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