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 […]
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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
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Centrus Just Signed a $900M DOE Contract : Here’s What It Means for the U.S. HALEU Supply Chain
The domestic HALEU supply chain reached a historic milestone this month as the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) finalized a
Wind and Solar Subsidies Expired July 4 : What Happens Now?
The landscape of American energy production underwent a seismic shift this weekend as the clock struck midnight on Independence Day.
The American Energy Velocity Act: Can a 400-Page Bill Unlock $500B in Stalled Projects?
American Energy Velocity Act is the central pillar of a new legislative push designed to overhaul the aging and often
The Patriot Program: Interior Is Spending $250M on Public Lands Ahead of America’s 250th
Patriot Program public lands initiatives are officially moving into a high-gear pilot phase as the United States approaches its semiquincentennial.
The Shadow Fleet Plague
Governments have long used sanctions to pressure other countries to change by restricting their economic development. Placing sanctions on oil
Managing Operational Readiness During Large Oil and Gas Transformations
Program and testing governance leader Rafael Paura Vieira Fernandes discusses integrated testing, operational readiness, enterprise coordination, and the operational risks
