Energy

The Trump administration moved to accelerate a nuclear revival this week as the Department of Energy prepared financing for up to 10 new nuclear reactors, signaling the most aggressive federal support for nuclear power in decades.

California regulators voted to keep the Ivanpah Solar Electric Generating System online, despite inefficiencies and reliance on natural gas.

The U.S. has restarted rare earth magnet production for the first time in 25 years at a South Carolina plant.

Williams secured permits for the $1B Northeast Pipeline project to deliver natural gas to over 2 million NYC-area homes.

Several data‑centers in California, built for the AI era, stand idle because local utilities are unable to provide sufficient electricity.

Energy Secretary Chris Wright revealed on Sunday that the United States will not be testing nuclear explosions, ending speculation on the subject.

ExxonMobil filed a lawsuit against California, alleging that the state's climate laws violate free speech.

A coalition of state attorneys general filed two lawsuits against the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) over its termination of solar energy projects.

The U.S. Army said that it is launching a program to deploy nuclear reactors at bases across the country to support defense installations and missions.

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney reportedly proposed reviving the Keystone XL pipeline during a meeting with President Trump