Energy

Kevin McCarthy Bragged About A Big Legislative ‘Victory’ — But There’s 1 Problem

The ousted House speaker and his GOP allies made a big deal about passing a fossil fuel-friendly energy bill. But they failed to mention one crucial detail.
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Gretchen Whitmer Throws Weight Behind Another Progressive Policy

The legislation would require rapidly shifting away from fossil fuels in the heart of the United States’ heavy industry.
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The U.S. Just Achieved A Major New Milestone In Nuclear Energy

After years of delays and billion-dollar cost overruns, Unit 3 at Plant Vogtle is finally producing electricity.
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The 1 Habit Doctors Say Is Secretly Making You Tired The Next Day

Want to improve your energy levels? Experts agree there's a seemingly harmless behavior you should nix.
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Biden Has A Big Decision To Make Before Giving Out Billions Of Dollars

Spend the billions of dollars quickly — or effectively?
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Wildfire Smoke Is Forcing Americans To Make A Painful Choice

Breathing easy in this latest disaster comes at a steep price – and at a moment when the cost of everything else is soaring.
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The U.S. Is Running Low On The Machines Needed To Avoid Blackouts

A nationwide shortage of electrical transformers has been growing for years, and it may be getting worse.
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Chile’s Leftist President Moves To Nationalize Reserves Of Clean Energy ‘White Gold’

The world’s No. 2 producer of lithium is the latest country to push for government ownership over mines.
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The 1 Habit Doctors Say Is Secretly Making You Tired The Next Day

Want to improve your energy levels? Experts agree there's a seemingly harmless behavior you should nix.
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Taiwan’s Ex-President On China, Nuclear Power And ‘The Most Stupid Policy In The World’

An exclusive Q&A with Ma Ying-jeou, the controversial former president from the opposition party to the current government.
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