After a turbulent year, the U.S. steel industry’s shift from fossil fuels to green alternatives faces opportunities and challenges.
AFPI’s Global Energy Summit at Waldorf Astoria spotlighted triumph in conservative energy, warning against environmentalist threats.
New York regulators approved a water-quality permit for the NESE pipeline, igniting activist backlash over gas expansion.
The Trump Administration added 10 minerals to a critical list, expanding government support for domestic mining.
Former U.S. Rep. Steve Pearce, a conservation critic, is nominated by Trump to lead the Bureau of Land Management.
Electricity rates in California surged 47% from 2019 to 2023, now double the national average, raising public buyout calls.
For decades, toxic gases seeped from industrial polluters. EPA relied on flawed estimates. Monitoring revealed worse.
The U.S. Department of Energy announced $100M funding for coal plant modernization, despite doubts about coal’s viability.
Mary Rosenboom, like 1.5 million Alabamians, struggles with high electricity costs from Alabama Power, fearing worse ahead.
A company linked to cryptocurrency plans to drill for natural gas in Lee County, NC, for AI data centers, not crypto.
A train derailment near Virginia’s Chickahominy River spilled coal and diesel fuel into wetlands, raising contamination concerns.
The Trump administration’s emergency order to keep the J.H. Campbell coal plant operational cost $80M since May.