US electricity prices have surged after years of stability, driven largely by policy choices shaping generation, regulation, and grid costs.

OpenAI’s delayed UK investment highlights energy costs, net zero pressures, and planning delays that continue to strangle major tech projects.

New Jersey ends a decades-old ban, allowing new power projects as officials look to lower sky-high energy costs and improve grid reliability.

Minnesota’s proposed climate superfund targets energy companies, but costs won’t stay there—they’ll be passed on to consumers at the pump and beyond.

Europe and the UK look to Gavin Newsom as the 48th president to roll back Trump’s agenda and resume climate socialism.

Ed Miliband approves a massive Lincolnshire solar farm over local protests, raising concerns over farmland loss and Labour’s planning powers.

A new Brownsville refinery built by India’s Reliance will ease U.S. shale bottlenecks, boosting exports, capacity, and energy dominance.

Far-left Sunrise Movement training materials reveal plans for a political revolution targeting Trump, corporations, and the two-party system.

Boulder’s anti-fossil fuel policies won’t get it to net-zero by 2035 or impact global warming due to rising emissions elsewhere.

Minnesota and Illinois AGs sue over federal orders keeping coal plants open, arguing no grid emergency and warning of higher energy costs.

A push to expand E-15 year-round may look like relief at the pump, but ethanol mandates and refinery strain could end up driving prices higher.

India’s 500 MWe PFBR at Kalpakkam reached criticality, marking a key step in its fast breeder and thorium nuclear program.