Chevron Seeks Venue Change Following Defeat in Louisiana Climate Case
January 12, 2026
A Louisiana jury awarded $744.6M against Chevron for contributing to coastal damage. The case now appeals to the SCOTUS.
January 12, 2026
Strategies for Candidates: Energy Policy & Political Messaging
January 12, 2026
This may have been the worst week in recent American political history, from the oil-soaked invasion of Venezuela…
Orlando Speed World Dragway bans fully electric cars citing safety risks
January 12, 2026
Orlando Speed World Dragway bans fully electric vehicles, citing safety concerns with battery tech and emergency responses.
EU and China Agree on Steps to Resolve Electric Vehicle Import Dispute
January 12, 2026
China and EU Discuss EV Import Dispute Resolution
China and the EU agreed on steps to resolve their dispute over Chinese EV imports, aiming to ensure fair trade.
Energy Policy Updates: SPEED Act, NDAA, AI Infrastructure, and More
January 12, 2026
House passed the SPEED Act reforming NEPA; NDAA allocates $901B for defense; FERC orders PJM to revise AI rules.
Competitive Maritime Area Consent Framework Released by Irish Regulator
January 12, 2026
Ireland’s MARA published a framework to guide offshore renewable energy rights allocation, supporting climate goals.
Renewable Energy Jobs Hit Record 16.6 Million, Led by China and Solar
January 12, 2026
In 2024, the global renewable energy sector hit a record, employing 16.6 million people, with solar leading jobs.
New York Attorney General Initiates Legal Action Against Trump Administration’s Stop-Work Orders for Empire Wind and Sunrise Wind Projects
January 12, 2026
NY AG Letitia James sues to block Trump’s halt on Empire Wind 1 & Sunrise Wind, risking NY’s energy, jobs, and economy.
Scientists Face Funding Cuts and Challenges Under Trump Administration
January 12, 2026
Scientists face funding cuts as the Trump administration reshapes U.S. research, causing uncertainty and challenges.
Ex-Belgian Energy Minister Appointed as Leader of WindEurope
January 12, 2026
WindEurope appoints Tinne Van der Straeten as CEO from Feb 2026, succeeding Giles Dickson after his 10-year tenure.
Renewable Energy Takes Center Stage at IRENA Assembly in Abu Dhabi
January 12, 2026
ABU DHABI — At the 16th IRENA Assembly, La Camera highlighted the shift to decentralized renewable energy systems.
New US Food Pyramid Prioritizes Meat and Dairy, Igniting Controversy
January 12, 2026
A new food pyramid urges Americans to consume more meat and dairy, defying longstanding health and environmental advice.