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The measures come after Ukraine struck the Omsk oil refinery, one of Russia's largest, on July 6.

Lee Zeldin headed to the Great American State Fair to announce that the administration was easing emissions restrictions for heavy-duty vehicles.

EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin has proposed to roll back parts of the Biden administration's emission requirements for heavy-duty vehicles.

The reactors are coming. Now comes the harder part: ensuring we have the fuel, workforce, supply chains, and industrial capacity to build them successfully.

WHAT'S HAPPENING TODAY: Good afternoon and happy Wednesday, readers! President Donald Trump announced that the ceasefire in Iran has ended, following the ...

The $3.26 billion loan approved by the Trump administration is expected to finance roughly 100 transmission projects across Texas.

The head of American Clean Power is now warning that the window for Congress to advance and pass any legislation tackling permitting is closing fast.

With Congress weeks from its August recess, clean energy advocates are warning that the window to pass meaningful permitting reform is closing.

The Trump administration's goal of having three advanced nuclear reactors reach criticality ahead of the 4th was exceeded.

The Virginia budget, finalized after a monthslong impasse, created a first-of-its-kind tax on the electricity consumed by data centers.