Energy in America

The Biden administration is exacerbating soaring energy prices by cracking down on the oil and gas industry with new regulations that limit production and discourage investments in traditional energy infrastructure, according to a new analysis published Wednesday by the Joint Economic Committee Republicans.

California Independent Petroleum Association CEO Rock Zierman warned that already high gas prices in Los Angeles will soar further if oil is no longer allowed to be produced in the area.

About 250 people currently work at the Irving location, including CEO Darren Woods.

Tensions between the U.S. and Russia over Ukraine are exacerbating a shakeout in the aluminum sector, which has been hammered by rising power prices over the past year.

Thousands of flights were delayed or canceled Saturday due to the winter storm bearing down on the eastern U.S.

Chevron chief Mike Wirth tells "The Claman Countdown" that oil could hit $100 a barrel in the coming months.

The Biden administration has been calling liquid natural gas suppliers both foreign and domestic seeking assistance in the instance that Russia cuts off supply of the critical energy source amid its aggression toward Ukraine

Concerns have mounted in recent weeks that the U.S. could fall victim to a targeted cyberattack, particularly in the face of Russian aggression in Eastern Europe. But a top cybersecurity expert said it is not the attack he fears, but rather the reaction of the American populous.

The Energy Department will have its largest bureaucratic expansion since it was established in 1977, using $62 billion from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law to create a Clean Energy Corps.

There are few issues where Trump and President Joe Biden have differed more broadly on policy than on energy production.