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Policymakers on both sides of the political aisle increasingly advocate for affordable, reliable, and clean energy. This is for good reason - modern society requires energy that is affordable and ...

The Trump administration is pressing Japan to cut its trade surplus, prompting Tokyo to consider concessions in automobiles, agriculture, and other sectors. Yet there is a far easier way to achieve ...

As the U.S. navigates the first 100 days of the new Administration, there has been an unprecedented tectonic shift in economic policymaking from domestic to international issues. With the goal of ...

The "America First" trade agenda has consistently sought to restore fairness to America's economic relationships, particularly with China, a nation notorious for exploiting uneven playing ...

Though they may not realize it, the 30 million customers of our country's largest public power utilities could face significantly higher electric bills if federal energy tax policies ...

A recent article published in Nature claims that climate liability lawsuits, such as the ones various U.S. states and municipalities continue to pursue, are on rock-solid legal grounds, thanks to the ...

Prices are surging in the electricity sector, presenting new headwinds for U.S. consumers and manufacturing alike. Fortunately, Congress has several major legislative opportunities to lower ...

For American energy, the Overton Window has gone from almost shut under President Biden to fully open under Trump. Energy scarcity and its policy of Net Zero by 2050 has been replaced by energy ...

Back in January, Ohio lawmakers introduced House Bill 15 (HB15) and Senate Bill 2 (SB2) to roll back electric generation subsidies implemented in 2019 through House Bill 6 (HB6), which created ...

The U.S. is staring at the most abrupt jump in electricity demand since Eisenhower financed the interstate highways. A new Department of Energy study projects that data centers and ...