Federal Policy
Brookings Institution: Quick and Easy Renewable Power Is a ‘Fantasy’
A near-term transition to electricity powered entirely by wind, solar, and hydro power is
The American Interest: Vital Role for Nuclear Power
The gradual closure of U.S. nuclear power plants endangers American energy security and global
Nature Calls Out Paris Climate Hypocrisy
All major industrialized nations are failing to meet their Paris climate agreement pledges, Nature
R Street Study: America Growing More Dependent on Mineral Imports
America, which was once the world’s superpower in mineral production, is now at least
Merkel Lectures Trump on Climate While German Emissions Rise
German Chancellor Angela Merkel says she “deplores” the United States withdrawing from the Paris
Global Coal Power in the Wake of Paris
While the global political establishment vilifies President Trump for pulling out of the Paris
President Trump, Don’t Forget Pipeline Infrastructure
America’s energy renaissance is being stifled by poor pipeline capacity, but President Trump’s trillion-dollar
Pielke Outlines Pragmatic Climate Skepticism
University of Colorado climate scientist Roger Pielke, Jr. published an interesting article yesterday making
U.S. Racks Up Massive Natural Gas Trade Surplus With Mexico
U.S. energy companies exported $3.7 billion of natural gas to Mexico last year, putting
U.S. Natural Gas Exports Can Starve Terrorist Funding
American natural gas exports are in an ideal position to strike a major blow
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
Senate Democrats Object to Electric Grid Reliability Study
Seven Democrats in the U.S. Senate are objecting to Department of Energy (DOE) Secretary