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The U.K. aims to hit net-zero emissions by 2050 by reducing reliance on fossil fuels via lowering incentives and blocking future projects.

A look at the latest on permitting reform, as Republican Sen. Alan Armstrong of Oklahoma calls for the Senate to take up legislation before the midterms.

California consistently ranks poorly in any metric of economic opportunity, education, crime, and quality of life.

Unchecked AI data center growth threatens clean air and water across America, driving bipartisan demands for federal EPA action.

We spoke with leadership, cabinet members, lawmakers, and other big players. Here is our story on what it took to phase out the wind and solar subsidies.

Climate policy endures not through laws, but through climate models embedded within the administrative state to expand regulation.

WHAT'S HAPPENING TODAY: Good afternoon and happy Monday, readers! We hope you all had a restful weekend. The House is out of town, but the Senate remains ...

AI is not magic. It's a manufacturing process running on data centers, GPUs, and blue-collar labor, just like steel mills once did.

Republicans and Democrats are turning to nuclear power as a crucial source of power to meet growing demands from AI.

And all-of-the-above energy has truly been on display in Texas, as the Lone Star State's grid saw record-breaking demand during an extreme heat wave.