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Debate over House Republicans' "Big, Beautiful Bill" continues, with Inflation Reduction Act green credits on the chopping block, as some conservatives call for deeper cuts.

Recent water sampling showed Flint's system was in compliance with lead standards, over 10 years after the water first became contaminated, according to the EPA.

WHAT'S HAPPENING TODAY: Good afternoon and happy Friday, readers! In today's Daily on Energy, with the help of our editor Joe Lawler, we are taking a look at House Republicans' failure to advance their fiscal overhaul bill due to disagreements over . ...

WHAT'S HAPPENING TODAY: Good afternoon and happy Thursday, readers! In today's Daily on Energy, we continue to follow Environmental Protection Agency Administrator Lee Zeldin's testimony on the agency's budget. We also take a look at the price of oil ...

This Washington Examiner series zeroes in on the Trump administration's efforts to reinvigorate the coal industry as part of the president's energy strategy.

The bill targeted several subsidies for clean energy manufacturing, including credits critical for the domestic buildout of nuclear power.

Callie and Maydeen pull highlights from the Ways and Means and Energy and Commerce Committees' markup hearings, looking at amendments proposed by Democrats.

Some Republican members of the committee expressed concern about how extensive the proposed cuts were.

Pursuing supply-side solutions to prop up the market - like extending the life of retiring coal plants - is seemingly one of the easiest solutions.

In an effort to soften the proposal, Democrats issued a number of energy-related amendments countering Republican provisions aimed at slashing climate funding.