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Maine transmission line is stalled despite court victories
Benjamin Storrow of E&E News talks about the permitting challenges that clean energy is facing. “The 146-mile transmission line, known as NECEC, is supplied by hydroelectric dams that…
Energy
House Republicans Are Seizing The Energy Moment
House Republicans have made energy affordability and energy security the centerpiece of their campaign. It’s time Democrats follow suit.
Agriculture
What Conservation Measures Should Be Included In The 2023 Farm Bill?
While the Farm Bill largely deals with American agriculture, crop insurance and food assistance, it is also a critical vehicle to promote American conservation.
Energy
Public Approval for Nuclear Power Reaches Decade High Level
Despite the economic, environmental, and national security benefits of nuclear, public perception and favorability have ebbed and flowed. Recent polling suggests that the trend of favorability is on the upswing.
Energy
Strong US-South Korea Relations are Key for the Future of Freedom (and Climate)
For the U.S. and our allies such as South Korea, energy security is national security. We need to keep expanding our supplies to provide a better, more secure energy future for everyone, everywhere.
Energy
Conservatives Should Embrace Energy Facts Over Fiction
Recent legislation in Texas would put the Lone Star State's energy market on a slippery slope to more government intervention and regulation.
Energy
What Will 2023 Look Like for Small Nuclear Power?
Trends come and go. The ‘it’ items and things to do of 2023 will fade into distant memory. But for nuclear, small scale seems like it is here to stay.
Energy
America’s Energy Industry is Getting Excited About Hydrogen
he growth in U.S. hydrogen investment is encouraging and will help meet America’s energy needs and climate ambitions. America is an innovative global energy leader, and over the coming years, the U.S. could lead the world in hydrogen too.
Energy
GOP’s Agenda for Affordable Energy Outshines Trump’s Indictment
Directing finite resources at promoting H.R. 1 over Trump will be good for the people, planet and politicians.