Trump Return Likely to Slow, Not Stop, US Clean-Energy Boom
(Reuters) -Donald Trump's return to the White House will refocus the nation's energy policy onto maximizing oil and gas production and away from fighting climate change, but the Republican win in Tuesday's presidential election is unlikely to dramatically slow the U.S. renewable energy boom.
Earlier this month, the United States and the Republic of Korea reached an agreement on greater cooperation on civil nuclear ...
David Turk, deputy secretary of the U.S. Department of Energy, recently spoke to students in “Climate Change for Future ...
Donald Trump and Kamala Harris are galaxies apart on climate policy. On energy, big business and jobs could hold every card.
DOE says a nearly half-billion dollar investment will be directed to more than a dozen U.S. "coal communities" to advance the ...
U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm tells TIME what she's most proud of about her work championing climate action.
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Nevada lithium mine gets $2.26B Department of Energy loanA lithium company has closed on a federal loan from the Biden-Harris Administration for $2.26 billion in an effort to expand ...
Power is stored… A Mexican energy developer is seeking U.S. permission ... farms and lease areas off the coast of the Northeast United States.This effort, which is part of the third phase ...
"Thank you for your service to our nation in providing this arsenal of clean power," Energy Department Secretary ... able to build four reactors in the United Arab Emirates over 12 years.
Renewables still account for a small share of the U.S. energy consumption. The transportation sector, electricity generation, and commercial activities have experienced the largest increase in ...
Rhone Resch is President of the Solar Energy Industries Association (SEIA), a national trade association representing over 500 solar energy companies in the United States. In an increasingly ...
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