This story was originally published by Canary Media. How hard could it be to bring more carbon-free power to New England, a region with a professed dedication to tackling the climate crisis? It hasn’t been easy […]
After hours of grueling and sometimes heated negotiations, North Carolina officials are offering edits to their proposal for thicker insulation, more efficient windows, and other improvements in home construction in an effort to win […]
Authored by Irina Slav via OilPrice.com, Europe’s hydro and nuclear output is declining, leading to mopre energy troubles. Renewables are struggling to fill the gap as wind and solar output increase. The EU may require […]
ENB Pub Note: This is a perfect example of people fleeing California due to the high energy cost and then bringing their failed energy policies and voting practices with them to destroy states. […]
Long a proponent of allowing the free market to dictate energy sources and prices, the administration of Gov. Chris Sununu is now having second thoughts. Citing New Hampshire’s soaring electricity prices, the administration is pushing […]
This article was originally published by Crosscut. As Washington state lawmakers and Gov. Jay Inslee put the final touches on a trio of budget deals this legislative session, they are set to make big […]
Courtesy of New York Magazine Courtesy of ENERGYminute See more articles and infographics from ENERGYminute HERE If the Biden administration was a 90s rock band, they’d be Oasis: a promising start with great potential, partially deliver […]
In February of this year Democrats and climate activists seized on a study published by a group called Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI), and the conclusions of the paper sent alarmists into a frenzy – Claiming […]
A great podcast with a discussion about the U.S. energy, grid, and significant issues facing the delivery of electricity. Adrienne Lotto is the Senior Vice President of Grid Security, Technical & Operations Services at the […]
In the ongoing negotiations over how best to strengthen Connecticut’s 15-year-old environmental justice law, one debate revolves around two words: may vs. shall. A bill backed by the state Department of Energy and Environmental […]
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