The energy and environmental landscape in the U.S. is changing rapidly, and businesses must decide whether to pivot with deregulation or double down on sustainability.
Azerbaijan, Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan shape energy trade with massive reserves, strategic exports, and growing infrastructure investments.
A push to overturn the methane emissions fee could reshape U.S. energy policy—supporters say it’s essential, opponents call it a costly burden.
With Chris Wright at the helm, U.S. energy policy shifts toward fossil fuels—what does this mean for economic growth, security, and climate action?
Trump’s policies, court rulings, and global shifts drive major changes in January 2025. Here are the top 10 stories.
A 14-year study reveals offshore platforms may alter whale shark migration. Conservationists now weigh risks and benefits of artificial reefs
Cold weather, reduced wind energy, and higher gas and CO2 prices push European electricity prices to multi-year highs.
Explore how Trump’s executive orders are reshaping U.S. climate goals, energy policies, and infrastructure, with the launch of the $500 billion Stargate AI initiative.
Direct air capture could revolutionize aviation’s carbon footprint. Synthetic fuels may become cost-competitive with rising renewables.
Global energy markets dictate prices, not just U.S. output. Regulatory risks and investor concerns complicate efforts to boost domestic oil and gas production.
From Europe’s wind energy boom to the U.S.’s largest energy IPO in years, January 2025 is setting the tone for an impactful year in the energy industry.
As energy firms pay a $5.6M fine for merger misconduct, the FTC’s actions raise critical questions about ethics, accountability, and market impact.
As energy stocks struggle in 2025, the industry faces a critical juncture defined by global uncertainties and shifting investor confidence.
Labeling wind turbines as "dangerous," Trump outlines plans to dismantle offshore wind developments in favor of oil and gas.
Biden permanently bans drilling in 625M+ acres of U.S. waters, ensuring thriving marine life, safe communities, and economic growth.
Small methane leaks make up 72% of emissions from U.S. oil fields. New research highlights the need to address distributed leaks, not just super emitters.
Methane reduction offers a rare chance for quick climate wins. Learn how federal investment is driving tech, jobs, and community resilience.
Exploring the major energy sources in the United States and analyzing their impact on sustainability, focusing on reducing the carbon footprint through clean energy initiatives.
Government funding will allow San Miguel Electric Cooperative, Inc. to transition from lignite-fired power generation to renewable energy.
New York will require fossil fuel companies to fund billions in critical adaptation projects, a move that could set a precedent for climate accountability nationwide.