The Interior rescinded the 2024 Bureau of Land Management rule governing the National Petroleum Reserve–Alaska, dismantling essential safeguards for the single-largest ecologically intact landscape in the United States.
As New Jersey families and the country face skyrocketing electricity bills, a new analysis from Synapse Energy Economics finds that state leaders can take immediate action that could save the average New Jersey household $467 per year by 2030.
As COP30 unfolds in Brazil, shifting energy markets are exposing the limits of fossil fuel optimism and the urgency of implementing Paris Agreement–aligned action.
Ed Board MemoInternational, United StatesManish Bapna
As country leaders gather for COP30, the world must keep climate progress moving and invest in the health, safety, and prosperity of people across the planet.
The New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection has issued its water quality certification and related permits for the proposed Northeast Supply Enhancement pipeline.
The Michigan Public Service Commission announced a new tariff directed at new heavy energy users, such as data centers, in the Consumers Energy territory.
ReportUnited StatesErik Kamrath, Dr. Carrie Schoeneberger, Pete Budden
Although federal incentives for hydrogen have been cut back, there is a near-term window of opportunity for clean hydrogen development and a need for longer-term policies to build up demand strategically.
