Safeguarding state energy supplies from federal whims By Robby Mills My once proud energy producing state of Kentucky is experiencing an energy shortage, despite being home to oil and gas fields and, of course, coal. We have been the heart and s... Read more American coal is cleaner than Chinese wind and solar By Dan Romito China’s dominance in producing solar panels and wind turbines raises various complex environmental, geopolitical, and socioeconomic concerns. While renewable energy sourc... Read more Lay all Biden energy credits on the chopping block By Nicholas Johns It’s time to end Biden-era tax giveaways to wealthy coastal elites. The Democrat-passed and signed “Inflation Reduction Act” endowed the tax code with credits for el... Read more The most underappreciated risk to generative AI is drought By Dan Romito Generative artificial intelligence represents one of the most transformative technological advancements of the modern era. New capabilities introduced by generative AI wil... Read more The public-private promise of nuclear energy By Nick Murray As South Carolina lawmakers convene this month for the first regular session of the 126th South Carolina General Assembly, the state’s energy future takes center stage. Meeting... Read more If you like food, then you should like natural gas By Dan Romito The relationship between natural gas and agricultural productivity is a vital yet often overlooked aspect of modern farming. In short, we are now producing far more with f... Read more California v. Texas: Different energy regulatory systems, different outcomes By Dan Romito California’s electrical grid, overseen by the California Independent System Operator (CAISO), exemplifies the broader challenges of the state’s overregulation, ineffective leade... Read more Embracing generative AI requires embracing natural gas and nuclear By Dan Romito Generative artificial intelligence represents the next actual global economic arms race. These technologies are poised to reshape industries, unlock innovation, and transform ho... Read more American energy leadership hinges on sensible state policy By Dan Haley We may live in a world of constant change and uncertainty, but we know for certain one thing won’t change: The world’s growing population will need more and more energy to thrive... Read more Balancing innovation, grid reliability and data center growth By Josh Thomas Over the past decade, Virginia has claimed the honor of being the “data center capital of the world.” While data centers bring undeniable economic benefits to local tax bases, ... Read more 1 2 3 4 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
American coal is cleaner than Chinese wind and solar By Dan Romito China’s dominance in producing solar panels and wind turbines raises various complex environmental, geopolitical, and socioeconomic concerns. While renewable energy sourc... Read more Lay all Biden energy credits on the chopping block By Nicholas Johns It’s time to end Biden-era tax giveaways to wealthy coastal elites. The Democrat-passed and signed “Inflation Reduction Act” endowed the tax code with credits for el... Read more The most underappreciated risk to generative AI is drought By Dan Romito Generative artificial intelligence represents one of the most transformative technological advancements of the modern era. New capabilities introduced by generative AI wil... Read more The public-private promise of nuclear energy By Nick Murray As South Carolina lawmakers convene this month for the first regular session of the 126th South Carolina General Assembly, the state’s energy future takes center stage. Meeting... Read more If you like food, then you should like natural gas By Dan Romito The relationship between natural gas and agricultural productivity is a vital yet often overlooked aspect of modern farming. In short, we are now producing far more with f... Read more California v. Texas: Different energy regulatory systems, different outcomes By Dan Romito California’s electrical grid, overseen by the California Independent System Operator (CAISO), exemplifies the broader challenges of the state’s overregulation, ineffective leade... Read more Embracing generative AI requires embracing natural gas and nuclear By Dan Romito Generative artificial intelligence represents the next actual global economic arms race. These technologies are poised to reshape industries, unlock innovation, and transform ho... Read more American energy leadership hinges on sensible state policy By Dan Haley We may live in a world of constant change and uncertainty, but we know for certain one thing won’t change: The world’s growing population will need more and more energy to thrive... Read more Balancing innovation, grid reliability and data center growth By Josh Thomas Over the past decade, Virginia has claimed the honor of being the “data center capital of the world.” While data centers bring undeniable economic benefits to local tax bases, ... Read more 1 2 3 4
Lay all Biden energy credits on the chopping block By Nicholas Johns It’s time to end Biden-era tax giveaways to wealthy coastal elites. The Democrat-passed and signed “Inflation Reduction Act” endowed the tax code with credits for el... Read more The most underappreciated risk to generative AI is drought By Dan Romito Generative artificial intelligence represents one of the most transformative technological advancements of the modern era. New capabilities introduced by generative AI wil... Read more The public-private promise of nuclear energy By Nick Murray As South Carolina lawmakers convene this month for the first regular session of the 126th South Carolina General Assembly, the state’s energy future takes center stage. Meeting... Read more If you like food, then you should like natural gas By Dan Romito The relationship between natural gas and agricultural productivity is a vital yet often overlooked aspect of modern farming. In short, we are now producing far more with f... Read more California v. Texas: Different energy regulatory systems, different outcomes By Dan Romito California’s electrical grid, overseen by the California Independent System Operator (CAISO), exemplifies the broader challenges of the state’s overregulation, ineffective leade... Read more Embracing generative AI requires embracing natural gas and nuclear By Dan Romito Generative artificial intelligence represents the next actual global economic arms race. These technologies are poised to reshape industries, unlock innovation, and transform ho... Read more American energy leadership hinges on sensible state policy By Dan Haley We may live in a world of constant change and uncertainty, but we know for certain one thing won’t change: The world’s growing population will need more and more energy to thrive... Read more Balancing innovation, grid reliability and data center growth By Josh Thomas Over the past decade, Virginia has claimed the honor of being the “data center capital of the world.” While data centers bring undeniable economic benefits to local tax bases, ... Read more 1 2 3 4
The most underappreciated risk to generative AI is drought By Dan Romito Generative artificial intelligence represents one of the most transformative technological advancements of the modern era. New capabilities introduced by generative AI wil... Read more The public-private promise of nuclear energy By Nick Murray As South Carolina lawmakers convene this month for the first regular session of the 126th South Carolina General Assembly, the state’s energy future takes center stage. Meeting... Read more If you like food, then you should like natural gas By Dan Romito The relationship between natural gas and agricultural productivity is a vital yet often overlooked aspect of modern farming. In short, we are now producing far more with f... Read more California v. Texas: Different energy regulatory systems, different outcomes By Dan Romito California’s electrical grid, overseen by the California Independent System Operator (CAISO), exemplifies the broader challenges of the state’s overregulation, ineffective leade... Read more Embracing generative AI requires embracing natural gas and nuclear By Dan Romito Generative artificial intelligence represents the next actual global economic arms race. These technologies are poised to reshape industries, unlock innovation, and transform ho... Read more American energy leadership hinges on sensible state policy By Dan Haley We may live in a world of constant change and uncertainty, but we know for certain one thing won’t change: The world’s growing population will need more and more energy to thrive... Read more Balancing innovation, grid reliability and data center growth By Josh Thomas Over the past decade, Virginia has claimed the honor of being the “data center capital of the world.” While data centers bring undeniable economic benefits to local tax bases, ... Read more 1 2 3 4
The public-private promise of nuclear energy By Nick Murray As South Carolina lawmakers convene this month for the first regular session of the 126th South Carolina General Assembly, the state’s energy future takes center stage. Meeting... Read more If you like food, then you should like natural gas By Dan Romito The relationship between natural gas and agricultural productivity is a vital yet often overlooked aspect of modern farming. In short, we are now producing far more with f... Read more California v. Texas: Different energy regulatory systems, different outcomes By Dan Romito California’s electrical grid, overseen by the California Independent System Operator (CAISO), exemplifies the broader challenges of the state’s overregulation, ineffective leade... Read more Embracing generative AI requires embracing natural gas and nuclear By Dan Romito Generative artificial intelligence represents the next actual global economic arms race. These technologies are poised to reshape industries, unlock innovation, and transform ho... Read more American energy leadership hinges on sensible state policy By Dan Haley We may live in a world of constant change and uncertainty, but we know for certain one thing won’t change: The world’s growing population will need more and more energy to thrive... Read more Balancing innovation, grid reliability and data center growth By Josh Thomas Over the past decade, Virginia has claimed the honor of being the “data center capital of the world.” While data centers bring undeniable economic benefits to local tax bases, ... Read more 1 2 3 4
If you like food, then you should like natural gas By Dan Romito The relationship between natural gas and agricultural productivity is a vital yet often overlooked aspect of modern farming. In short, we are now producing far more with f... Read more California v. Texas: Different energy regulatory systems, different outcomes By Dan Romito California’s electrical grid, overseen by the California Independent System Operator (CAISO), exemplifies the broader challenges of the state’s overregulation, ineffective leade... Read more Embracing generative AI requires embracing natural gas and nuclear By Dan Romito Generative artificial intelligence represents the next actual global economic arms race. These technologies are poised to reshape industries, unlock innovation, and transform ho... Read more American energy leadership hinges on sensible state policy By Dan Haley We may live in a world of constant change and uncertainty, but we know for certain one thing won’t change: The world’s growing population will need more and more energy to thrive... Read more Balancing innovation, grid reliability and data center growth By Josh Thomas Over the past decade, Virginia has claimed the honor of being the “data center capital of the world.” While data centers bring undeniable economic benefits to local tax bases, ... Read more 1 2 3 4
California v. Texas: Different energy regulatory systems, different outcomes By Dan Romito California’s electrical grid, overseen by the California Independent System Operator (CAISO), exemplifies the broader challenges of the state’s overregulation, ineffective leade... Read more Embracing generative AI requires embracing natural gas and nuclear By Dan Romito Generative artificial intelligence represents the next actual global economic arms race. These technologies are poised to reshape industries, unlock innovation, and transform ho... Read more American energy leadership hinges on sensible state policy By Dan Haley We may live in a world of constant change and uncertainty, but we know for certain one thing won’t change: The world’s growing population will need more and more energy to thrive... Read more Balancing innovation, grid reliability and data center growth By Josh Thomas Over the past decade, Virginia has claimed the honor of being the “data center capital of the world.” While data centers bring undeniable economic benefits to local tax bases, ... Read more 1 2 3 4
Embracing generative AI requires embracing natural gas and nuclear By Dan Romito Generative artificial intelligence represents the next actual global economic arms race. These technologies are poised to reshape industries, unlock innovation, and transform ho... Read more American energy leadership hinges on sensible state policy By Dan Haley We may live in a world of constant change and uncertainty, but we know for certain one thing won’t change: The world’s growing population will need more and more energy to thrive... Read more Balancing innovation, grid reliability and data center growth By Josh Thomas Over the past decade, Virginia has claimed the honor of being the “data center capital of the world.” While data centers bring undeniable economic benefits to local tax bases, ... Read more 1 2 3 4
American energy leadership hinges on sensible state policy By Dan Haley We may live in a world of constant change and uncertainty, but we know for certain one thing won’t change: The world’s growing population will need more and more energy to thrive... Read more Balancing innovation, grid reliability and data center growth By Josh Thomas Over the past decade, Virginia has claimed the honor of being the “data center capital of the world.” While data centers bring undeniable economic benefits to local tax bases, ... Read more
Balancing innovation, grid reliability and data center growth By Josh Thomas Over the past decade, Virginia has claimed the honor of being the “data center capital of the world.” While data centers bring undeniable economic benefits to local tax bases, ... Read more
