Todd Snitchler is the president and CEO of the Electric Power Supply Association, which represents U.S. competitive power suppliers. For the first time in decades, power demand is growing rapidly across nearly every part of the country […]
Endless hours have been spent imagining a world without oil as net zero looms decades in the future. In London, however, stock exchange chiefs face the prospect of a more immediate – and more worrying […]
Gas and oil companies drilling on public lands in the U.S. will have to pay $150,000 per lease on federally owned lands, an exponential increase of the $10,000 bond amount that’s been in place for […]
(Bloomberg) – The U.S. set aside 23 million acres of Alaska’s North Slope to serve as an emergency oil supply a century ago. Now, President Joe Biden is moving to block oil and gas development […]
The Scottish Government faces calls for immediate clarification on wood burning stove regulations in new build houses, prompted by concerns over recent changes to building standards. Kate Forbes, former Finance Secretary and MSP for Skye, […]
In the years before the United States’ aging network of electrical grids began heaving under the pressure of record-breaking storms and heat waves, demand for transformers — the connective tissue of the power system — […]
Colorado boasts of the most tightly regulated, cleanest, and safest oil and gas industry in the nation. Nevertheless, Democrats in the state legislature have proposed several bills that would have catastrophic consequences for the Colorado […]
Transportation Secretary Pete Buttigieg rejected criticism of the Biden administration’s push for America to embrace a future where electric vehicles (EVs) overtake internal combustion engines, comparing the dynamic to that of landline phone loyalists at the dawn […]
The Biden administration’s effort to jump-start the hydrogen power industry has sparked a heated debate over what constitutes “clean” hydrogen — a question that has generated as many as 30,000 answers. That’s how many comments […]
The California Restaurant Association (CRA) said the Berkeley city government has agreed to repeal its ban on natural gas infrastructure in new buildings to settle a lawsuit filed by the group. The CRA had in […]
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