Tesla CEO Elon Musk met with China’s Foreign Minister Qin Gang in Beijing to discuss expanding the company’s business there amid the country’s rapid expansion of electric […]
Author: John Hugh DeMastri
The Office of the Inspector General (OIG) of the Department of Labor (DOL) on Tuesday warned that potentially thousands of fraudsters who stole pandemic relief funds could […]
The debt ceiling deal between House Speaker Kevin McCarthy and President Joe Biden, would grant approval to the Mountain Valley natural gas pipe, a long-sought win for […]
The Biden administration’s policies limiting domestic mining of key minerals are hindering its effort to transition the U.S. economy to green technologies while increasing America’s dependence on […]
The California state Senate could pass rules requiring large companies to disclose the carbon emissions produced by their business as soon as this week, with the proposed […]
Climate activists engaged in than an hour of protests that delayed the beginning of energy giant Shell’s annual holder meeting in London, The Guardian reported Tuesday. […]
The Biden administration’s upcoming rules requiring stricter energy efficiency standards for mobile homes will raise costs for low-income homebuyers while failing to meaningfully limit emissions, industry experts […]
Dozens of climate activist groups are pressuring the renewable energy industry to oppose permitting reform policies that would also support fossil fuel projects, in a letter obtained […]
The U.S., alongside the U.K., Denmark and others, called for increased scrutiny of oil transfers that occur at sea, with a particular focus on tankers carrying sanctioned […]
Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin of West Virginia canceled a planned vote Wednesday to advance the nomination of a Department of Energy (DOE) official, over the office’s efforts […]
The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) released proposed emissions rules Thursday that would effectively require coal-fired power plants to use carbon capture technology that critics have decried as […]
A group of 44 congressional Democrats on Monday sent a letter to the White House calling for the Biden administration to crack down on permitting for liquified […]
