Energy policy affects the costs of everything else in our modern economy, so where candidates stand on it matters more than anything else.
American students are not getting a proper education into energy and its delivery. In short they're energy illiterate.
China has expanded its use of fossil fuels, despite ostentatious renewable energy projects that still require a fossil fuel backup.
Hype aside, renewable energy will not catch up to or do without conventional fuels for many years, making ARC-ES essential.
The media are misreporting the energy debate as a crisis and letting interested parties effectively defraud ratepayers as a result.
Data centers will require far more power than so-called renewable sources could possibly provide. So environmentalists insist on mandates.
Iran doesn't have to close the Strait of Hormuz to raise the price of oil, but only to give the appearance of the ability to close...
Providing venture capital - seed money - directly to firms working on "desired" products, is a new program, with new risks for taxpayers.
The founder of USA Energy Workers speaks for those who provide the capacity for free people to act and build things.
The United States is ready to reintroduce cheap nuclear power, as soon as a new company is ready to deliver on cheap fuel.