NRC Staff Recommends Construction Permit for TVA’s BWRX-300 : A Milestone for U.S. Small Modular Reactors
The recent BWRX-300 reactor licensing milestone marks a significant shift in the trajectory of the American nuclear industry as federal […]
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Will Hawaii be Forced to Extend Reliance on Fossil Fuels?
Hawaii has pursued a green transition policy in recent years, aiming to reduce its reliance on fossil fuels and improve
The Biggest Federal Lease Sale in North Dakota in 15 Years Just Happened : What the 12.5% Royalty Debate Means for Taxpayers
Federal lease royalty debate. The Bureau of Land Management (BLM) has officially closed the books on the July 14, 2026,
PJM Under Pressure: DOE Issues Emergency Grid Order as Heat Wave Tests Mid-Atlantic Reliability
The Department of Energy has taken an unprecedented step to safeguard Mid-Atlantic grid reliability by issuing an emergency order on
“If We Drag Our Feet, China Wins”: Why Chris Wright Is Framing Data Centers as a National Security Imperative
Global AI energy race dynamics have shifted from a corporate competition into a matter of urgent national survival. During his
Chris Wright Taps 20 Leaders for Energy Advisory Board : What the New SEAB Slate Signals About DOE’s Direction
Energy dominance advisory board members have been officially named by the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) as part of a
Rising Consumer Energy Bills Linked to Federal Fossil Fuel Policy Shift
President Trump has made big promises about the future of energy in the United States, but has so far been
The Rainy Day Fund Is Not a Piggy Bank and Serves as Texas’ Insurance Policy
Texas Rainy Day Fund stability is a frequent topic of debate when the state finds itself with a historic budget
Will U.S. Wind Make a Comeback?
After over a year of legal battles to curb offshore wind development in the United States, the Trump administration has
Opinion: The Rainy Day Fund Is Not a Piggy Bank, It’s Texas’ Insurance Policy
By Kym Bolado CEO, Energy Network Media Group When I read the proposal to send every Texas household a one-time
