United States Slow on Semiconductor Manufacturing Plans
The United States’ ambitious plans to develop a strong semiconductor manufacturing industry are being hindered by several hurdles that prevent
US Grid Modernization Investment
Much of the United States electricity grid is outdated and ill-prepared for the influx of renewable energy projects waiting to
Another Climate Change Hit
Another Climate Change Hit The Securities and Exchange Commission (S.E.C.) has proposed a change to the rules that would have
United States Being Left Out of Global Climate and Energy Talks
The United States is increasingly being left out of, or removing itself from, international climate talks. Since President Donald Trump
Breaking Down the Proposals in the New Bipartisan Transportation Bill
The House Transportation and Infrastructure Committee proposed a five-year transportation funding bill in May that would cut federal funding for
Venezuela Oil Industry Redevelopment: U.S. Majors Eye a $100B Reentry
On January 3, President Trump carried out a unilateral military operation in Venezuela in which the South American country’s President
The Cost of Coal Plant Emergency Directives: Consumers Face Millions in Fees
Over the last year, United States President Trump has fought to rapidly shift the national energy agenda to refocus attention
Data Center Local Opposition Hits 71%: NIMBYism Outpaces Nuclear Concerns
Data centers have become increasingly controversial as consumer energy bills have increased, and the power demand for tech companies continues
The Iran War Energy Security Pivot: How Geopolitics is Restarting the Green Transition
The Iran War is encouraging governments to reassess their reliance on fossil fuels and explore diversification to boost energy security,
Plug Methane Leaks in the US: Tackling the Potent Oil & Gas Legacy
As climate change worsens, many governments are striving to decarbonize their economies to support a green transition and reduce their
