Republicans move to lift energy development limits to expand mining and drilling in Western states
Republican lawmakers in Congress are clearing the way for President Donald Trump’s plans to expand mining and drilling…
Hawaii auto dealers brace for steep tariffs’ impacts on sales | Business
HONOLULU (Island News) — Hawaii automobile dealers are bracing for the worst as steep tariffs will likely lead…
INVL Renewable Energy Fund I secures new Kommunalkredit financing for solar energy projects in Romania
Invalda INVL The INVL Renewable Energy Fund I, which is managed by INVL Asset Management and invests in…
EU Launches €10.4m Solar Project in Nigeria
The European Union has announced a €10.4mn investment in the Nigeria Solar for Health Project, an initiative aimed…
114 people laid off from the National Renewable Energy Laboratory
At least 114 people were laid off at the National Renewable Energy Laboratory today, according to an email…
Trump budget puts clean-energy spending in crosshairs | News
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Reynolds’ energy bill includes nuclear generation
ERIN MURPHY Lee-Gazette Des Moines Bureau DES MOINES — Energy companies with infrastructure in Iowa would have the…
Interior Department lifts environmental review for oil leases in seven Western states
Up until a few days ago – any oil and gas leased on Bureau of Land Management property…
In Colorado, U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright says climate change alarmism has hurt energy development
The new Secretary of Energy Chris Wright returned to his home state Thursday to tour the National Renewable…
For SD, wind energy means jobs, not just spinning turbines | State News
South Dakota’s new governor is making an active pitch regarding economic opportunities for the state. The renewable-energy sector…
Tariffs leave climate efforts vulnerable | Columnists
Sweeping tariffs means the new administration is prioritizing national security but this leaves the U.S. energy sector alarmingly…
Q&A: Penticton’s bike lane network; climate change | News
The Herald is asking each of the seven candidates in the April 5 byelection a series of questions…