Feds OK new small modular nuclear reactor design By EPN Staff The Nuclear Regulatory Commission has approved the United States’ second Small Modular Reactor design, an important step in a still fledgling sector of U.S. nuclear development. ... Read more High summer temps, demand could strain electric grid reliability By EPN Staff Large swaths of the country could see blackouts this summer as heatwaves push some power grids to the brink, the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) says in it... Read more Reclaiming energy sovereignty in the South By Eric Skrmetta The recent failures of regional grid operators – the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) and the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) – have exposed just how fragile and un... Read more Arizona regulators take steps to align with federal energy priorities By EPN Staff In a bid to strengthen grid reliability and align with President Donald J. Trump’s America First energy agenda, the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) recently held a special w... Read more Executive orders aim to expedite U.S. nuclear revival By EPN Staff President Donald Trump recently signed four executive orders to speed up regulatory decisions on new nuclear reactors and remove other speed bumps in a push to supercharge U.S. n... Read more Oil market volatility continues amid tariffs By EPN Staff Oil markets face heightened volatility driven by trade tensions, shifting supply strategies and potentially dwindling global economic growth. Tariff announcements and OPEC... Read more Conservatives shouldn’t fight to defund coal By Thomas Aiello Market forces work: coal used for domestic electricity generation has declined steadily for almost two decades. This decline has also been fueled by efforts by Democratic pol... Read more Spyware suspected on Chinese-made solar equipment By EPN Staff Recent security audits turned up unexpected communication equipment embedded in Chinese-manufactured solar power inverters and batteries, raising alarms about potential vulnerabi... Read more When it comes to nuclear, the U.S. is No. 1 – for now By EPN Staff Even though only two new nuclear facilities have come online in the United States since 1996, the country operates the world’s largest nuclear fleet, according to the Energy Info... Read more New discoveries underscore the importance of U.S. natural gas By EPN Staff The U.S. continues to find new recoverable reserves of natural gas, boosting available supply and further cementing the fuel source’s importance to electricity generation, indust... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 MOST VIEWED 1 States take the lead on expediting electric transmission 2 Achieving energy independence is a national imperative 3 Taxpayers are funding NGOs’ partisan activism 4 NASA climate research lab draws attention as spending slashed DONATE
High summer temps, demand could strain electric grid reliability By EPN Staff Large swaths of the country could see blackouts this summer as heatwaves push some power grids to the brink, the North American Electric Reliability Corporation (NERC) says in it... Read more Reclaiming energy sovereignty in the South By Eric Skrmetta The recent failures of regional grid operators – the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) and the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) – have exposed just how fragile and un... Read more Arizona regulators take steps to align with federal energy priorities By EPN Staff In a bid to strengthen grid reliability and align with President Donald J. Trump’s America First energy agenda, the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) recently held a special w... Read more Executive orders aim to expedite U.S. nuclear revival By EPN Staff President Donald Trump recently signed four executive orders to speed up regulatory decisions on new nuclear reactors and remove other speed bumps in a push to supercharge U.S. n... Read more Oil market volatility continues amid tariffs By EPN Staff Oil markets face heightened volatility driven by trade tensions, shifting supply strategies and potentially dwindling global economic growth. Tariff announcements and OPEC... Read more Conservatives shouldn’t fight to defund coal By Thomas Aiello Market forces work: coal used for domestic electricity generation has declined steadily for almost two decades. This decline has also been fueled by efforts by Democratic pol... Read more Spyware suspected on Chinese-made solar equipment By EPN Staff Recent security audits turned up unexpected communication equipment embedded in Chinese-manufactured solar power inverters and batteries, raising alarms about potential vulnerabi... Read more When it comes to nuclear, the U.S. is No. 1 – for now By EPN Staff Even though only two new nuclear facilities have come online in the United States since 1996, the country operates the world’s largest nuclear fleet, according to the Energy Info... Read more New discoveries underscore the importance of U.S. natural gas By EPN Staff The U.S. continues to find new recoverable reserves of natural gas, boosting available supply and further cementing the fuel source’s importance to electricity generation, indust... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Reclaiming energy sovereignty in the South By Eric Skrmetta The recent failures of regional grid operators – the Southwest Power Pool (SPP) and the Midcontinent Independent System Operator (MISO) – have exposed just how fragile and un... Read more Arizona regulators take steps to align with federal energy priorities By EPN Staff In a bid to strengthen grid reliability and align with President Donald J. Trump’s America First energy agenda, the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) recently held a special w... Read more Executive orders aim to expedite U.S. nuclear revival By EPN Staff President Donald Trump recently signed four executive orders to speed up regulatory decisions on new nuclear reactors and remove other speed bumps in a push to supercharge U.S. n... Read more Oil market volatility continues amid tariffs By EPN Staff Oil markets face heightened volatility driven by trade tensions, shifting supply strategies and potentially dwindling global economic growth. Tariff announcements and OPEC... Read more Conservatives shouldn’t fight to defund coal By Thomas Aiello Market forces work: coal used for domestic electricity generation has declined steadily for almost two decades. This decline has also been fueled by efforts by Democratic pol... Read more Spyware suspected on Chinese-made solar equipment By EPN Staff Recent security audits turned up unexpected communication equipment embedded in Chinese-manufactured solar power inverters and batteries, raising alarms about potential vulnerabi... Read more When it comes to nuclear, the U.S. is No. 1 – for now By EPN Staff Even though only two new nuclear facilities have come online in the United States since 1996, the country operates the world’s largest nuclear fleet, according to the Energy Info... Read more New discoveries underscore the importance of U.S. natural gas By EPN Staff The U.S. continues to find new recoverable reserves of natural gas, boosting available supply and further cementing the fuel source’s importance to electricity generation, indust... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Arizona regulators take steps to align with federal energy priorities By EPN Staff In a bid to strengthen grid reliability and align with President Donald J. Trump’s America First energy agenda, the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) recently held a special w... Read more Executive orders aim to expedite U.S. nuclear revival By EPN Staff President Donald Trump recently signed four executive orders to speed up regulatory decisions on new nuclear reactors and remove other speed bumps in a push to supercharge U.S. n... Read more Oil market volatility continues amid tariffs By EPN Staff Oil markets face heightened volatility driven by trade tensions, shifting supply strategies and potentially dwindling global economic growth. Tariff announcements and OPEC... Read more Conservatives shouldn’t fight to defund coal By Thomas Aiello Market forces work: coal used for domestic electricity generation has declined steadily for almost two decades. This decline has also been fueled by efforts by Democratic pol... Read more Spyware suspected on Chinese-made solar equipment By EPN Staff Recent security audits turned up unexpected communication equipment embedded in Chinese-manufactured solar power inverters and batteries, raising alarms about potential vulnerabi... Read more When it comes to nuclear, the U.S. is No. 1 – for now By EPN Staff Even though only two new nuclear facilities have come online in the United States since 1996, the country operates the world’s largest nuclear fleet, according to the Energy Info... Read more New discoveries underscore the importance of U.S. natural gas By EPN Staff The U.S. continues to find new recoverable reserves of natural gas, boosting available supply and further cementing the fuel source’s importance to electricity generation, indust... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Executive orders aim to expedite U.S. nuclear revival By EPN Staff President Donald Trump recently signed four executive orders to speed up regulatory decisions on new nuclear reactors and remove other speed bumps in a push to supercharge U.S. n... Read more Oil market volatility continues amid tariffs By EPN Staff Oil markets face heightened volatility driven by trade tensions, shifting supply strategies and potentially dwindling global economic growth. Tariff announcements and OPEC... Read more Conservatives shouldn’t fight to defund coal By Thomas Aiello Market forces work: coal used for domestic electricity generation has declined steadily for almost two decades. This decline has also been fueled by efforts by Democratic pol... Read more Spyware suspected on Chinese-made solar equipment By EPN Staff Recent security audits turned up unexpected communication equipment embedded in Chinese-manufactured solar power inverters and batteries, raising alarms about potential vulnerabi... Read more When it comes to nuclear, the U.S. is No. 1 – for now By EPN Staff Even though only two new nuclear facilities have come online in the United States since 1996, the country operates the world’s largest nuclear fleet, according to the Energy Info... Read more New discoveries underscore the importance of U.S. natural gas By EPN Staff The U.S. continues to find new recoverable reserves of natural gas, boosting available supply and further cementing the fuel source’s importance to electricity generation, indust... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Oil market volatility continues amid tariffs By EPN Staff Oil markets face heightened volatility driven by trade tensions, shifting supply strategies and potentially dwindling global economic growth. Tariff announcements and OPEC... Read more Conservatives shouldn’t fight to defund coal By Thomas Aiello Market forces work: coal used for domestic electricity generation has declined steadily for almost two decades. This decline has also been fueled by efforts by Democratic pol... Read more Spyware suspected on Chinese-made solar equipment By EPN Staff Recent security audits turned up unexpected communication equipment embedded in Chinese-manufactured solar power inverters and batteries, raising alarms about potential vulnerabi... Read more When it comes to nuclear, the U.S. is No. 1 – for now By EPN Staff Even though only two new nuclear facilities have come online in the United States since 1996, the country operates the world’s largest nuclear fleet, according to the Energy Info... Read more New discoveries underscore the importance of U.S. natural gas By EPN Staff The U.S. continues to find new recoverable reserves of natural gas, boosting available supply and further cementing the fuel source’s importance to electricity generation, indust... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Conservatives shouldn’t fight to defund coal By Thomas Aiello Market forces work: coal used for domestic electricity generation has declined steadily for almost two decades. This decline has also been fueled by efforts by Democratic pol... Read more Spyware suspected on Chinese-made solar equipment By EPN Staff Recent security audits turned up unexpected communication equipment embedded in Chinese-manufactured solar power inverters and batteries, raising alarms about potential vulnerabi... Read more When it comes to nuclear, the U.S. is No. 1 – for now By EPN Staff Even though only two new nuclear facilities have come online in the United States since 1996, the country operates the world’s largest nuclear fleet, according to the Energy Info... Read more New discoveries underscore the importance of U.S. natural gas By EPN Staff The U.S. continues to find new recoverable reserves of natural gas, boosting available supply and further cementing the fuel source’s importance to electricity generation, indust... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Spyware suspected on Chinese-made solar equipment By EPN Staff Recent security audits turned up unexpected communication equipment embedded in Chinese-manufactured solar power inverters and batteries, raising alarms about potential vulnerabi... Read more When it comes to nuclear, the U.S. is No. 1 – for now By EPN Staff Even though only two new nuclear facilities have come online in the United States since 1996, the country operates the world’s largest nuclear fleet, according to the Energy Info... Read more New discoveries underscore the importance of U.S. natural gas By EPN Staff The U.S. continues to find new recoverable reserves of natural gas, boosting available supply and further cementing the fuel source’s importance to electricity generation, indust... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
When it comes to nuclear, the U.S. is No. 1 – for now By EPN Staff Even though only two new nuclear facilities have come online in the United States since 1996, the country operates the world’s largest nuclear fleet, according to the Energy Info... Read more New discoveries underscore the importance of U.S. natural gas By EPN Staff The U.S. continues to find new recoverable reserves of natural gas, boosting available supply and further cementing the fuel source’s importance to electricity generation, indust... Read more
New discoveries underscore the importance of U.S. natural gas By EPN Staff The U.S. continues to find new recoverable reserves of natural gas, boosting available supply and further cementing the fuel source’s importance to electricity generation, indust... Read more
