The consortium's goal: Make geothermal energy "accessible and usable" by having states, developers and investors work together on permitting and financing. The post Western states, DOE alums launch co...
A candidate in the Public Service Commission race is grabbing attention with a bawdy ad that asks people to report sagging utility poles. The post Louisiana politician wants to hear about your (electr...
Commissioners said new cost limits that keep pace with inflation would ensure streamlined federal approval of relatively routine natural gas infrastructure projects. The post FERC proposes faster perm...
The memorandum of understanding is meant to speed up approvals and align state and federal reviews. The post Trump administration inks permitting agreement with Utah appeared first on E&E News by ...
Memorial Day marks the start of summer driving season, with added political angst this year for President Donald Trump’s party. The post War-driven gas spike puts pressure on summer travelers — an...
The decision was spurred by the Iran war, which is driving up fertilizer costs. The post EU Council suspends tariffs on nitrogen-based fertilizers appeared first on E&E News by POLITICO. The decis...
Agriculture industry leaders are hoping for federal aid and insurance policy changes to relieve multibillion-dollar losses. The post Florida farmers face bumper crop of natural disasters appeared firs...
A 2025 wildfire burned more than 149,000 acres of the park's less popular North Rim, its Grand Canyon Lodge and other structures. The post Grand Canyon’s North Rim reopens to visitors appeared first...
“Gutting telework and remote work programs” has created “unnecessary financial strain” for civil servants, according to the National Treasury Employees Union. The post High gas prices? Let fed...
An interim final rule would ease requirements for projects with more than 200 units. The post HUD shortens environmental reviews for big developments appeared first on E&E News by POLITICO. An int...
House lawmakers are considering whether more funding or expanded EPA authority could address the problem. The post AI-fueled cyberattacks threaten water sector, experts say appeared first on E&E N...
