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This summer, President Trump announced nearly $700 million in support for the coal industry, presenting it as a way to strengthen national... Read More
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Can electric grids that are powered primarily by wind and solar power provide reliable and affordable electricity when coupled with battery... Read More
The Federal Judicial Center’s Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence is supposed to help federal judges understand scientific evidence... Read More
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I work at an advanced nuclear tech company. I spend my days talking to developers of data centers, AI factories, and industrial... Read More
It’s not every day that out-of-state lawyers sue to protect ratepayers in your state. In September, West Virginia Attorney General JB... Read More
As Halloween approaches, my seven-year-old granddaughter has decided to eschew the Disney princess costumes of years past for the burgundy... Read More
DEREGULATION ON THE SCOTUS DOCKET?: The Supreme Court started its fall session this week, and we are on the edges of our seat to see it they... Read More
U.S. consumers are paying a lot more to fill up their cars and trucks these days, and the spike in gasoline prices has some debating: Is an... Read More
China’s move to halt fuel exports could squeeze diesel supplies in parts of Asia, although increased production elsewhere in the region... Read More
A building owned by the energy giant Aramco was set ablaze late Tuesday in a strike on the Saudi city housing its headquarters, the... Read More
In a bitterly divided U.S. Congress, the House of Representatives did the unthinkable last month. It passed bipartisan legislation on... Read More
Mexico is dependent on oil and gas imports for two-thirds of its energy consumption, despite the fact that the country has abundant domestic... Read More
The recovery of Middle Eastern oil exports has done little to ease the disruption facing the global liquefied natural gas (LNG) market, as... Read More
The electric Smart Fortwo was always excellent at getting through the city. Going much farther than your usual urban rounds required a lot... Read More
The auto industry is slowly flipping its calendars into the 2027 model year, and the transition is bringing a new crop of EVs with 400-plus... Read More
With Congress preparing for recess and exhibiting little interest in meaningfully securing America’s energy future, it’s more... Read More
