Donald Trump has a chance to free the energy sector from regulations that drive up costs and prevent energy independence.
Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm’s EV promotion road trip exceeded expense allowances for hotels and, ironically, gasoline.
Drill, baby, drill is all very well, but prices will take time to come down, if they do at all. Trump can at least hold them...
The IRA (Inflation Reduction Act) has failed seniors, and the rest of the American people, through misplaced subsidies and higher premiums.
Chris Wright will strike a balance between energy extraction and environmental sensitivity, a balance sorely lacking today.
Energy – ensuring it, using it – will be the major fault line for Trump as he deals with Biden’s roadblocks and Parthian shots.
The Paris Accords are supposed to be a form of climate insurance, but the threat is nonexistent and the premiums are far too high.
Solar and wind, classic Variable Renewable Energy sources, will depend on gas to resolve intermittency until other technologies replace it.
The American Legislative Exchange Council has proposed a model bill to ensure reliability of electric power from whatever source.
Kamala Harris is keeping voters in the dark, figuratively (about her policy plans) and literally (the effect of her plans).