State Policy
Prominent Warmists, Skeptics Forge Common Ground at Energy Forum
The most fervent believers and skeptics of imminent and severe global warming danger demonstrated
Forum: Warmists, Skeptics to Identify Common-Ground Energy Policy
Is there any hope for global warming advocates and skeptics to reach common ground
The Economics of Replacing Existing Coal Power Plants with Natural Gas
Executive Summary Defying predictions that closing coal power plants would cause a substantial increase
Media Misrepresent New Study on Fracking, Earthquakes
A new study adds to the weight of evidence that injecting wastewater deep underground
California City Councils Choose Wildlife Deaths Over Fracking
The San Luis Obispo, Goleta, Berkeley, and Arcata city councils passed resolutions this past
Union Leaders Stand Up for Nuclear Power, Deride Wind and Solar
Nuclear power is the most effective way to reduce carbon dioxide emissions, and efforts
PG&E Hikes California Rates $1.51 Billion, Cites Renewable Costs
The California Public Utilities Commission granted Pacific Gas & Electric the right to raise
Wind and Solar Power May Add $10 Million to Idaho Electric Bills
Idaho consumers could pay over $10 million in excess electricity costs this year due
Rhode Island and CO2 Emissions: A Natural Gas Success Story
Rhode Island legislators are considering a bill that would impose a carbon tax on
Cuomo’s Fracking Ban Likely Cost New York $15 Billion in Production Last Year
New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo’s ban on hydraulic fracturing (fracking) likely cost his state’s
Cuomo Administration Blocks Pipeline, Locks in High Electricity Prices
New York Department of Environmental Conservation officials have rejected a proposed pipeline that would
Nevada Rate Fight Shows Failure of Monopoly Power Model
A new dispute among Nevada’s largest utility, Nevada electricity regulators, and the solar power
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