Energy in America

Maine's supreme court ruled that a statewide vote to cancel a proposed hydroelectric project is unconstitutional. The project's future is still uncertain.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy tells European business leaders that Ukraine can be a 'stable' sources for energy if Russia's war effort does not stop them.

Diesel and heating oil inventories are dangerously low in the Northeast, prompting concerns as winter approaches and people begin

Tesla CEO Elon Musk warned at a conference in Norway on Monday that "civilization will crumble" unless oil and gas is relied on in the short term.

The Taliban administration in Afghanistan is working on a deal with Russia to purchase gasoline and benzene amid a global economic downturn.

The Schork Group co-founder and principal Stephen Schork argues that halting US exports of oil will create "logistical nightmares" and "do nothing" to lower prices at the pump.

Virginia will adopt new car sale regulations passed by California due to a 2021 law signed by Democratic Gov. Ralph Northam to mirror the state's emissions standards.

Soaring energy prices across the U.S. have caused a record number of households to fall behind on their utility bills, sparking worries of mass shutoffs.

A Russian-owned natural gas compressor station operated by Gazprom has been burning gas at an excessive rate amid gas shortages in Europe.

Amplify Energy reached a settlement with nearby businesses after its pipeline spilled oil near Huntington Beach, California, in October 2021. The settlement will include monetary relief for the affected businesses.

California will require all new cars sold after 2035 to be powered by electricity in an effort to curb emissions and phase out gas-powered vehicles.

The California Air Resources Board held a public hearing on a proposal that aims to ban the sale of internal combustion engine vehicles in the state by the year 2035.