March 11, 2026

Energy

Energy

US Senators release energy permitting reform bill 

“The United States of America is blessed with abundant natural resources that have powered our nation to greatness and allow us to help our friends and allies around the world,” Manchin said in a news release. “Unfortunately, today our outdated permitting system is stifling our economic growth, geopolitical strength, and ability to reduce emissions.”  Manchin

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Trump Speech Spooked Electric Car Investors

A recent Trump speech spooked electric car investors.  But such a reaction is unwarranted. If you’re a regular reader of these pages, you know I’ve been an EV bull since before Tesla even went public.  In fact, back in 2007, I spoke at an energy conference where I told a crowd of largely oil &

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Biden threatens vetoes for energy, enviro spending bills

The White House on Monday threatened to veto four House spending bills, including those funding EPA and the departments of Energy, the Interior and Agriculture. In statements of administration policy, the Office of Management and Budget said President Joe Biden would veto the four appropriations bills that House Republicans had planned to put on the

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Logan Paul’s Prime energy drink sued in Olympic copyright theft claim

The U.S. Olympic and Paralympic Committee is suing an energy drink brand affiliated with a pair of YouTube stars, accusing the company of trademark infringement. In a lawsuit filed in the United States District Court for the Court of Colorado on Friday, the Olympic Committee alleges YouTube stars’ Logan Paul and KSI’s energy drink company

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Massachusetts passes pro-solar and energy storage reforms – pv magazine USA

The Massachusetts House of Representatives passed a bill to put time limits on solar permit processing, streamlined appeals processes, energy storage procurement goals, and more. July 22, 2024 Ryan Kennedy Rooftop solar in Boston. Image: NREL/SunPower The Massachusetts House of Representatives has passed H.4876, a bill to address solar and energy storage development challenges in

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Peeling Back The Layers: Exploring Coterra Energy Through Analyst Insights

Across the recent three months, 8 analysts have shared their insights on Coterra Energy (NYSE:CTRA), expressing a variety of opinions spanning from bullish to bearish. The table below provides a snapshot of their recent ratings, showcasing how sentiments have evolved over the past 30 days and comparing them to the preceding months. Bullish Somewhat Bullish

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How AI and Accelerated Computing Are Driving Energy Efficiency

AI and accelerated computing — twin engines NVIDIA continuously improves — are delivering energy efficiency for many industries. It’s progress the wider community is starting to acknowledge. “Even if the predictions that data centers will soon account for 4% of global energy consumption become a reality, AI is having a major impact on reducing the

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US DOE Offers Funding to Improve Tribal Access to Clean Energy Support

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has allotted up to $3.6 million to bolster collaboration with non-profit regional intertribal organizations. This initiative, called “Intertribal Organization Opportunity: Support for Tribal Clean Energy Communication and Engagement”, aims to enhance outreach and engagement, empowering federally recognized tribes to better navigate and access DOE clean energy funding and technical

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Oklahoma State University, Hamm Institute and SK E&S Unite to Drive Energy Innovation and Security in Landmark Research Agreement

July 22, 2024 11:00 AM EDT | Source: Oklahoma State University Oklahoma City, Oklahoma–(Newsfile Corp. – July 22, 2024) – SK E&S, a leading South Korean energy producer with operations in the U.S., has entered into a significant multimillion-dollar agreement to support energy research at the Hamm Institute for American Energy at Oklahoma State

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Westfield, environment groups challenge Duke Energy electric bill hike

Google Earth time-lapse of Westfield between 1984-2020 Google Earth time-lapse of Westfield between 1984-2020 Google Earth, Indianapolis Star By 2026, some Hamilton County residents could be paying $42 more per month for electricity, according to the City of Westfield.   That’s if state regulators allow a proposed rate increase from Duke Energy Indiana. The rate

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