
National Lab of the Rockies sheds 134 jobs amid funding and priority shifts
Weeks after dropping “renewable energy” from its name, the National Laboratory of the Rockies lays off 134 employees.

Weeks after dropping “renewable energy” from its name, the National Laboratory of the Rockies lays off 134 employees.

For over a decade, clean energy investment surged globally, but U.S. growth is stalling due to policy shifts under Trump.

Illinois leads in nuclear power but was slow to restart. Recent policy changes may secure its role in nuclear’s future.

Siemens Energy invests $1B in U.S. manufacturing, expanding its workforce by 1,500 to meet growing electricity demands.

E2 reports a challenging 2025 for U.S. renewable energy, with $34.8 billion in investment canceled, impacting jobs and growth.

TREC/Tapestry Community Capital seeks a seasoned Fund Manager to lead an impact investment fund, focusing on growth.

Governor Kathy Hochul announces $4M for NY clean energy job training, benefiting over 750 New Yorkers in growing fields.

Mecad USA selects Tulsa Port of Catoosa for its U.S. operations, creating 300 jobs and leveraging new energy legislation.

Three weeks post-election, Trump’s presidency began with executive orders affecting energy policy, impacting both consumers and decarbonization efforts. Despite setbacks, the energy transition remains active.

Energy firms adapt to Trump’s policies, balancing political favor and rising data-center power demands amid changing agendas.

As global temperatures rise, AI and renewable energy investments are pivotal for sustainable futures and climate action.

“Fort Knox Gold Mine, Alaska’s economic pillar in 2025, supports 700+ jobs, driving local prosperity and sustainability.”