EPA chief Lee Zeldin reaffirms his agency’s commitment to helping West Virginia maintain its coal-powered energy production. In a nod to local leadership and historical precedent, Zeldin points to the state’s ongoing reliance on coal-fired power plants as a foundation for its economic stability.
Despite an uncertain federal policy landscape, states across the nation are forging ahead with flexible and affordable clean energy solutions. This article discusses how state capitals continue to break new ground, even as federal support fluctuates.
As oil prices drop, electricity costs are taking center stage as the biggest household energy burden. This shift has caught the attention of both families and policymakers, signaling a new focus on aggressive energy policy.
House Republicans have introduced a proposal to terminate federal tax credits for electric vehicles and solar energy installations by the end of this year. This plan could lead to an early expiration date for several energy-related federal tax incentives, potentially impacting consumers and the renewable energy industry.
As Germany approaches its February national election, energy policies have emerged as a pivotal issue among political parties. Each party presents distinct visions for the nation’s energy future, highlighting the critical role energy plays in economic and environmental discussions.
