Texas Data Center Developers Aggressively Reduce Water Usage
April 10, 2026
Texas addresses water mismanagement and demand for electricity from data centers by implementing new utility measures.
Gas
Has the Keystone XL Pipeline Returned?
April 9, 2026
The Keystone XL pipeline saga continues as Montana considers a new proposal, sparking debate over environmental impacts.
Iran Energy Disruption Challenges Trump’s US Energy Dominance Strategy
April 9, 2026
Gas prices surge past $4 as Trump’s Iran conflict disrupts global oil. U.S. claims energy independence, yet braces for more.
Analyzing Trump’s Invocation of Emergency Powers to Support the Coal Industry
April 9, 2026
Coal-fired power plants have been steadily decommissioned due to costs and environmental risks, despite efforts to revive the industry.
Zeldin Marks Repeal of Endangerment Finding with Climate Skeptics
April 8, 2026
EPA’s Zeldin celebrates rollback of climate change regs at skepticism conference, faces lawsuits from 24 states.
The Future of Global Energy Supply: Unrecognizable Transformations in the Next Decade
April 7, 2026
The war on Iran could reshape global energy use, complicate climate efforts, and necessitate new energy policies.
US Senators Probe $370 Million IRS Payment to Cheniere Energy
April 7, 2026
Seven Democratic senators are investigating a $370M IRS payout to Cheniere Energy for an alternative fuel tax credit.
Uncovering the Cause of Increasing Gas Utility Costs
April 7, 2026
Gas utility bills are rising due to infrastructure costs, not gas prices, with investments tripling in a decade.
Vermont Stands by Law Holding Fossil Fuel Companies Accountable for Climate Adaptation Costs, as Financial Impacts Begin to Emerge
April 5, 2026
Vermont’s “climate superfund” law faces its first legal test, aiming to make fossil fuel companies pay for climate adaptation.
Understanding the Unique Nature of Trump’s ‘God Squad’ Compared to Its Predecessors
April 4, 2026
Pat Parenteau discusses the “God Squad” exempting Gulf oil and gas from the Endangered Species Act, risking species’ survival.
Your Starbucks Cup, Labeled as ‘Widely Recyclable,’ Still Ends Up as Trash
March 31, 2026
Frappuccino lovers, rejoice: Your plastic to-go cups are now “widely recyclable,” claims a recent announcement by Starbucks.
Summit Divested Midwest Pipeline Pitched as Carbon Solution, Now Designated for Fossil Fuel Use
March 28, 2026
Summit Carbon Solutions shifts from carbon capture to enhanced oil recovery, sparking controversy and criticism.