Member towns in New Hampshire’s year-old Community Power Coalition are reaping the benefits of banding together to buy electricity on their own. As of Feb. 1, residential and small commercial customers in the coalition’s […]
One installation at a time, a solar nonprofit that matches socially conscious investors’ cash with lower-income homeowners is spreading the benefits of solar in North Minneapolis. Solstar was formed three years ago by solar […]
IER Key Takeaways 1: The Department of Energy, which is responsible for issuing the export permits, is reassessing whether it is properly accounting for the climate impacts from proposed projects, as well as the national […]
Since its founding 35 years ago, the defining characteristics and mission of the Institute for Energy Research have remained constant: that free markets, the rule of law, and property rights result in freedom, opportunity, and […]
In a blow to President Biden’s EV agenda, Hertz is selling about 20,000 electric vehicles it had purchased under a 2021 plan to electrify its rental fleet. Executives at the company pointed to higher costs […]
A Nuclear Regulatory Commission panel will hear arguments Tuesday about whether two citizen groups can challenge Energy Harbor’s application to extend the life of Ohio’s Perry nuclear plant through 2046. The Ohio Nuclear-Free Network and […]
The 1.4-gigawatt Mystic gas generation plant in Massachusetts is scheduled to close in May. Constellation Energy owns the plant and the Everett Marine Terminal LNG import facility that feeds gas to Mystic. Without Mystic, economics […]
Although the immediate effects of the Houthi attacks have not made a significant impact on the price of oil, the longer trade is disrupted and conflict is allowed to persist, the higher the chance will […]
Biden’s Energy Department is issuing new and proposed regulations at breakneck speed in order to implement the president’s climate and “net zero” carbon aspirations. In 2023, the Biden administration proposed 30 regulations affecting everything from […]
Washington state is considering legislation imitating California’s ban on new gas-powered outdoor equipment, but adding hefty fines and jail sentences to those who use such tools. Under the Washington proposal, gas-powered equipment under 25 horsepower […]
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