Orsted vs. Trump: An offshore battle looms
The world's largest offshore wind developer, backed by the government of Denmark, is on a deliberate collision course with the Trump administration.
The world's largest offshore wind developer, backed by the government of Denmark, is on a deliberate collision course with the Trump administration.
California's Ivanpah Solar was boosted by $1.6 billion in taxpayer-backed loans in 2011.
An alert Massachusetts watchdog group has blown the whistle on the Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) for issuing potentially catastrophic guidance for building grid scale battery facilities.
From Restoration News: Trump is tearing down the climate change industrial complex.
Chickens coming home.
From Restoration News: A tax on carbon is a tax on everything.
Anyone looking to build their business or apply for a job should not be constrained by some government bureaucrat's notion of where and when they should travel.
Affordable, abundant energy are essential to lifting people out of poverty.
Land-based wind turbines kill golden eagles, so every turbine requires an Eagle Protection Act permit from the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (FWS) to kill them.
The Bureau of Ocean Energy Management (BOEM) issued a stop work order to Ørsted, the project developer, citing "concerns over permitting and national security issues.
New regulations would have added $2,100 to prices of gasoline-powered vehicles.
The DOT made the right call in ending these wind turbine subsidies and redirecting the money to where it’s really needed.
"We're getting rid of falsely named 'renewables,' they're a joke." With transcript. WATCH NOW
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Phony promises, failed policies expose cynical blame game against grid operator.