President-elect Donald Trump’s plan to declare a national energy emergency opens up sweeping new powers for the federal government to slash permitting requirements for energy projects, fast ...

Emergency powers are being used as policy shortcuts rather than for true crises. That risks eroding democracy and aiding authoritarianism, cautions Rep. Troy Carter.

The Bureau of Land Management announced today that it has completed an “accelerated environmental review process” and approved the proposed expansion of the Wildcat Loadout Facility near Helper, Utah.

Trump arrived back in office primed to deliver on his mutually beneficial relationship with the fossil fuel industry, writes Frederick Hewett. After contriving a national energy crisis, he is ...

Securing American energy leadership is essential for economic recovery, fighting any further inflation, and keeping ...

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) and the Georgia Public Service Commission (PSC) have each announced actions aimed at ...

A coalition of states has challenged President Donald Trump's emergency executive orders on energy, saying no such emergency ...

Conservation groups gathered to support two national monuments, opposing a plan by the Trump administration to open lands to ...

Federal workers say taxpayers are now getting far less from the government because of the DOGE-led effort to cut the ...