China’s economic growth is dirty. The U.S. can PROVE IT. By Dan Romito The cornerstone of the Trump administration’s agenda is implementing “America First” policies, which aim to bolster domestic industries, enhance domestic safety and reduce depen... Read more Coal finds new life as data centers drive demand By EPN Staff Utilities plan to retire twice as much coal-fired generating capacity this year compared to 2024, according to data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. Compa... Read more Propane, butane exports jump By EPN Staff United States propane and butane exports both broke records last year, driven by Asian demand and increased U.S. natural gas production. Propane exports averaged 1.8 milli... Read more Energy storage draws renewed attention, capacity to jump By EPN Staff Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) are rapidly increasing in the United States, with multiple states, including Virginia, pushing to increase adoption to meet clean-energy go... Read more ‘Historic action’ on critical minerals may reduce reliance on China By Sarah Montalbano and Sarah Rosa During President Trump’s joint address to Congress, he promised “historic action to dramatically expand production of critical minerals and rare earths here... Read more Study: U.S. can meet energy demand if data centers dial back at peak times By EPN Staff American energy demand is expected to rise sharply in coming years, driven in part by the new computation and storage needs of artificial intelligence and data centers. A recent ... Read more Permissive policies help drive growth of 'solar schools' By EPN Staff The number of U.S. schools with solar arrays installed on campus quadrupled in 10 years, driven largely by schools in states, such as California, Connecticut and New Jersey, with... Read more The resilience of U.S. coal in the global market By EPN Staff The United States still exports a significant amount of coal, reaching a six-year high in 2024, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). In fact, U.S... Read more Do Not Europe (or California) My AI By Dan Romito The European Union consistently defaults to overregulation, and its approach to managing the AI world is no different. Worse, its energy policies exacerbate the challenges ... Read more Growing focus on embracing nuclear, spent fuel storage By EPN Staff The effort to identify potential areas for spent nuclear fuel storage is gaining traction in multiple regions, including Kentucky, Tennessee, Idaho, New Mexico and Colorado, urni... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 MOST VIEWED 1 Exclusive: Energy secretary pledges to work with states, restore common sense 2 Exclusive: Energy secretary touts end of DEI, ‘returning to meritocracy’ 3 Study: Colorado’s green policies carry a massive economic toll 4 Net zero does not facilitate return on investment DONATE
Coal finds new life as data centers drive demand By EPN Staff Utilities plan to retire twice as much coal-fired generating capacity this year compared to 2024, according to data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration. Compa... Read more Propane, butane exports jump By EPN Staff United States propane and butane exports both broke records last year, driven by Asian demand and increased U.S. natural gas production. Propane exports averaged 1.8 milli... Read more Energy storage draws renewed attention, capacity to jump By EPN Staff Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) are rapidly increasing in the United States, with multiple states, including Virginia, pushing to increase adoption to meet clean-energy go... Read more ‘Historic action’ on critical minerals may reduce reliance on China By Sarah Montalbano and Sarah Rosa During President Trump’s joint address to Congress, he promised “historic action to dramatically expand production of critical minerals and rare earths here... Read more Study: U.S. can meet energy demand if data centers dial back at peak times By EPN Staff American energy demand is expected to rise sharply in coming years, driven in part by the new computation and storage needs of artificial intelligence and data centers. A recent ... Read more Permissive policies help drive growth of 'solar schools' By EPN Staff The number of U.S. schools with solar arrays installed on campus quadrupled in 10 years, driven largely by schools in states, such as California, Connecticut and New Jersey, with... Read more The resilience of U.S. coal in the global market By EPN Staff The United States still exports a significant amount of coal, reaching a six-year high in 2024, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). In fact, U.S... Read more Do Not Europe (or California) My AI By Dan Romito The European Union consistently defaults to overregulation, and its approach to managing the AI world is no different. Worse, its energy policies exacerbate the challenges ... Read more Growing focus on embracing nuclear, spent fuel storage By EPN Staff The effort to identify potential areas for spent nuclear fuel storage is gaining traction in multiple regions, including Kentucky, Tennessee, Idaho, New Mexico and Colorado, urni... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Propane, butane exports jump By EPN Staff United States propane and butane exports both broke records last year, driven by Asian demand and increased U.S. natural gas production. Propane exports averaged 1.8 milli... Read more Energy storage draws renewed attention, capacity to jump By EPN Staff Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) are rapidly increasing in the United States, with multiple states, including Virginia, pushing to increase adoption to meet clean-energy go... Read more ‘Historic action’ on critical minerals may reduce reliance on China By Sarah Montalbano and Sarah Rosa During President Trump’s joint address to Congress, he promised “historic action to dramatically expand production of critical minerals and rare earths here... Read more Study: U.S. can meet energy demand if data centers dial back at peak times By EPN Staff American energy demand is expected to rise sharply in coming years, driven in part by the new computation and storage needs of artificial intelligence and data centers. A recent ... Read more Permissive policies help drive growth of 'solar schools' By EPN Staff The number of U.S. schools with solar arrays installed on campus quadrupled in 10 years, driven largely by schools in states, such as California, Connecticut and New Jersey, with... Read more The resilience of U.S. coal in the global market By EPN Staff The United States still exports a significant amount of coal, reaching a six-year high in 2024, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). In fact, U.S... Read more Do Not Europe (or California) My AI By Dan Romito The European Union consistently defaults to overregulation, and its approach to managing the AI world is no different. Worse, its energy policies exacerbate the challenges ... Read more Growing focus on embracing nuclear, spent fuel storage By EPN Staff The effort to identify potential areas for spent nuclear fuel storage is gaining traction in multiple regions, including Kentucky, Tennessee, Idaho, New Mexico and Colorado, urni... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Energy storage draws renewed attention, capacity to jump By EPN Staff Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS) are rapidly increasing in the United States, with multiple states, including Virginia, pushing to increase adoption to meet clean-energy go... Read more ‘Historic action’ on critical minerals may reduce reliance on China By Sarah Montalbano and Sarah Rosa During President Trump’s joint address to Congress, he promised “historic action to dramatically expand production of critical minerals and rare earths here... Read more Study: U.S. can meet energy demand if data centers dial back at peak times By EPN Staff American energy demand is expected to rise sharply in coming years, driven in part by the new computation and storage needs of artificial intelligence and data centers. A recent ... Read more Permissive policies help drive growth of 'solar schools' By EPN Staff The number of U.S. schools with solar arrays installed on campus quadrupled in 10 years, driven largely by schools in states, such as California, Connecticut and New Jersey, with... Read more The resilience of U.S. coal in the global market By EPN Staff The United States still exports a significant amount of coal, reaching a six-year high in 2024, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). In fact, U.S... Read more Do Not Europe (or California) My AI By Dan Romito The European Union consistently defaults to overregulation, and its approach to managing the AI world is no different. Worse, its energy policies exacerbate the challenges ... Read more Growing focus on embracing nuclear, spent fuel storage By EPN Staff The effort to identify potential areas for spent nuclear fuel storage is gaining traction in multiple regions, including Kentucky, Tennessee, Idaho, New Mexico and Colorado, urni... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
‘Historic action’ on critical minerals may reduce reliance on China By Sarah Montalbano and Sarah Rosa During President Trump’s joint address to Congress, he promised “historic action to dramatically expand production of critical minerals and rare earths here... Read more Study: U.S. can meet energy demand if data centers dial back at peak times By EPN Staff American energy demand is expected to rise sharply in coming years, driven in part by the new computation and storage needs of artificial intelligence and data centers. A recent ... Read more Permissive policies help drive growth of 'solar schools' By EPN Staff The number of U.S. schools with solar arrays installed on campus quadrupled in 10 years, driven largely by schools in states, such as California, Connecticut and New Jersey, with... Read more The resilience of U.S. coal in the global market By EPN Staff The United States still exports a significant amount of coal, reaching a six-year high in 2024, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). In fact, U.S... Read more Do Not Europe (or California) My AI By Dan Romito The European Union consistently defaults to overregulation, and its approach to managing the AI world is no different. Worse, its energy policies exacerbate the challenges ... Read more Growing focus on embracing nuclear, spent fuel storage By EPN Staff The effort to identify potential areas for spent nuclear fuel storage is gaining traction in multiple regions, including Kentucky, Tennessee, Idaho, New Mexico and Colorado, urni... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Study: U.S. can meet energy demand if data centers dial back at peak times By EPN Staff American energy demand is expected to rise sharply in coming years, driven in part by the new computation and storage needs of artificial intelligence and data centers. A recent ... Read more Permissive policies help drive growth of 'solar schools' By EPN Staff The number of U.S. schools with solar arrays installed on campus quadrupled in 10 years, driven largely by schools in states, such as California, Connecticut and New Jersey, with... Read more The resilience of U.S. coal in the global market By EPN Staff The United States still exports a significant amount of coal, reaching a six-year high in 2024, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). In fact, U.S... Read more Do Not Europe (or California) My AI By Dan Romito The European Union consistently defaults to overregulation, and its approach to managing the AI world is no different. Worse, its energy policies exacerbate the challenges ... Read more Growing focus on embracing nuclear, spent fuel storage By EPN Staff The effort to identify potential areas for spent nuclear fuel storage is gaining traction in multiple regions, including Kentucky, Tennessee, Idaho, New Mexico and Colorado, urni... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Permissive policies help drive growth of 'solar schools' By EPN Staff The number of U.S. schools with solar arrays installed on campus quadrupled in 10 years, driven largely by schools in states, such as California, Connecticut and New Jersey, with... Read more The resilience of U.S. coal in the global market By EPN Staff The United States still exports a significant amount of coal, reaching a six-year high in 2024, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). In fact, U.S... Read more Do Not Europe (or California) My AI By Dan Romito The European Union consistently defaults to overregulation, and its approach to managing the AI world is no different. Worse, its energy policies exacerbate the challenges ... Read more Growing focus on embracing nuclear, spent fuel storage By EPN Staff The effort to identify potential areas for spent nuclear fuel storage is gaining traction in multiple regions, including Kentucky, Tennessee, Idaho, New Mexico and Colorado, urni... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
The resilience of U.S. coal in the global market By EPN Staff The United States still exports a significant amount of coal, reaching a six-year high in 2024, according to the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA). In fact, U.S... Read more Do Not Europe (or California) My AI By Dan Romito The European Union consistently defaults to overregulation, and its approach to managing the AI world is no different. Worse, its energy policies exacerbate the challenges ... Read more Growing focus on embracing nuclear, spent fuel storage By EPN Staff The effort to identify potential areas for spent nuclear fuel storage is gaining traction in multiple regions, including Kentucky, Tennessee, Idaho, New Mexico and Colorado, urni... Read more 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9
Do Not Europe (or California) My AI By Dan Romito The European Union consistently defaults to overregulation, and its approach to managing the AI world is no different. Worse, its energy policies exacerbate the challenges ... Read more Growing focus on embracing nuclear, spent fuel storage By EPN Staff The effort to identify potential areas for spent nuclear fuel storage is gaining traction in multiple regions, including Kentucky, Tennessee, Idaho, New Mexico and Colorado, urni... Read more
Growing focus on embracing nuclear, spent fuel storage By EPN Staff The effort to identify potential areas for spent nuclear fuel storage is gaining traction in multiple regions, including Kentucky, Tennessee, Idaho, New Mexico and Colorado, urni... Read more
