Big Tech electricity premium debate grows as Trump pushes data centers to pay more to protect consumers from rising power costs.

AI Nuclear Power Strategy is pushing Big Tech toward nuclear energy as data centers demand reliable, carbon-free electricity at massive scale.

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Energy policy has always been central to Donald Trump’s political platform, serving as both a domestic economic engine and a tool of international diplomacy. From his first day in office in 2017 ...

The 2024 Presidential Election pits Biden vs. Trump in a showdown over energy policies. The public is rightfully cynical about claims made by politicians. I have often noted that we tend to elect ...

The history of the oil and natural gas industry in North America is in many ways intertwined with the history of the railroad, which in the mid-19th century became the main means of transcontinental ...

Solar power and battery storage are expected to lead new U.S. generating capacity additions in 2025, according to the Energy Information Organization (EIA). The EIA expects 63 gigawatts (GW) of new ...

The Trump administration has emphasized the need to develop the United States’ critical mineral and rare earths production capacity to decrease dependence on China and boost national security. In ...

After growing to record highs over the last two years, U.S. oil production growth could falter this year due to uncertainty in the energy sector, fears of a trade war between the U.S. and the rest of ...

For decades, U.S. electricity demand grew at a predictable, modest pace. Utilities could plan around gradual increases driven by population growth and economic activity. But that era is over. A ...