States roll back energy rules to tackle rising housing costs By EPN Staff Key Points Vermont Gov. Phil Scott signed an executive order letting builders follow older, less-restrictive 2020 energy standards instead of stricter 2024 rules to speed hous... Read more The NRC celebrates 50 years by advancing nuclear energy By David Wright Key Points The NRC is modernizing its regulatory framework under Executive Order 14300, with a focus on agility, risk-informed reviews, and transparen... Read more Wyoming eyes a 10x surge in electricity demand By EPN staff Wyoming will host a data center that could end up using 10 times as much energy as the state spends to power the homes of its half a million residents. Ener... Read more Google strikes data center energy pact with utilities By EPN Staff Google announced a pair of new utility agreements this month that may provide a roadmap for data center projects looking to throttle their energy usage so they can hook into exis... Read more Lawsuit: Energy companies to blame for heat-related death By EPN Staff Four years after a woman was found dead in her car during a Pacific Northwest heatwave, her daughter is suing seven oil and gas companies, alleging they’re responsible for the re... Read more As EPA delays Biden-era PFAS standards, New Jersey scores major settlement By EPN Staff New Jersey recently finalized a $450 million settlement with 3M over PFAS contamination linked to the company’s facilities – one of the largest such settlements to date. T... 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 Electric vehicle market faces future with fewer subsidies By EPN Staff Automobile industry stakeholders predict electric vehicle (EV) sales will continue to gain ground despite growing headwinds of tariffs and cuts to tax incentives. New U.S.... 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. ... Read more Evaluating the safety of public tap water By EPN Staff Drinking water across the United States contains hundreds of chemicals, heavy metals and radioactive substances, often at levels researchers don’t consider safe, according to the... Read more 1 2 Subscribe to Michigan MOST VIEWED 1 Energy workers preserve the past while powering the future 2 Study: Wildfire smoke-induced deaths match auto crash fatalities 3 U.S. lacks uranium to meet its nuclear ambitions 4 At a glance: New York DONATE
The NRC celebrates 50 years by advancing nuclear energy By David Wright Key Points The NRC is modernizing its regulatory framework under Executive Order 14300, with a focus on agility, risk-informed reviews, and transparen... Read more Wyoming eyes a 10x surge in electricity demand By EPN staff Wyoming will host a data center that could end up using 10 times as much energy as the state spends to power the homes of its half a million residents. Ener... Read more Google strikes data center energy pact with utilities By EPN Staff Google announced a pair of new utility agreements this month that may provide a roadmap for data center projects looking to throttle their energy usage so they can hook into exis... Read more Lawsuit: Energy companies to blame for heat-related death By EPN Staff Four years after a woman was found dead in her car during a Pacific Northwest heatwave, her daughter is suing seven oil and gas companies, alleging they’re responsible for the re... Read more As EPA delays Biden-era PFAS standards, New Jersey scores major settlement By EPN Staff New Jersey recently finalized a $450 million settlement with 3M over PFAS contamination linked to the company’s facilities – one of the largest such settlements to date. T... 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 Electric vehicle market faces future with fewer subsidies By EPN Staff Automobile industry stakeholders predict electric vehicle (EV) sales will continue to gain ground despite growing headwinds of tariffs and cuts to tax incentives. New U.S.... 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. ... Read more Evaluating the safety of public tap water By EPN Staff Drinking water across the United States contains hundreds of chemicals, heavy metals and radioactive substances, often at levels researchers don’t consider safe, according to the... Read more 1 2 Subscribe to Michigan MOST VIEWED 1 Energy workers preserve the past while powering the future 2 Study: Wildfire smoke-induced deaths match auto crash fatalities 3 U.S. lacks uranium to meet its nuclear ambitions 4 At a glance: New York DONATE
Wyoming eyes a 10x surge in electricity demand By EPN staff Wyoming will host a data center that could end up using 10 times as much energy as the state spends to power the homes of its half a million residents. Ener... Read more Google strikes data center energy pact with utilities By EPN Staff Google announced a pair of new utility agreements this month that may provide a roadmap for data center projects looking to throttle their energy usage so they can hook into exis... Read more Lawsuit: Energy companies to blame for heat-related death By EPN Staff Four years after a woman was found dead in her car during a Pacific Northwest heatwave, her daughter is suing seven oil and gas companies, alleging they’re responsible for the re... Read more As EPA delays Biden-era PFAS standards, New Jersey scores major settlement By EPN Staff New Jersey recently finalized a $450 million settlement with 3M over PFAS contamination linked to the company’s facilities – one of the largest such settlements to date. T... 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 Electric vehicle market faces future with fewer subsidies By EPN Staff Automobile industry stakeholders predict electric vehicle (EV) sales will continue to gain ground despite growing headwinds of tariffs and cuts to tax incentives. New U.S.... 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. ... Read more Evaluating the safety of public tap water By EPN Staff Drinking water across the United States contains hundreds of chemicals, heavy metals and radioactive substances, often at levels researchers don’t consider safe, according to the... Read more 1 2 Subscribe to Michigan MOST VIEWED 1 Energy workers preserve the past while powering the future 2 Study: Wildfire smoke-induced deaths match auto crash fatalities 3 U.S. lacks uranium to meet its nuclear ambitions 4 At a glance: New York DONATE
Google strikes data center energy pact with utilities By EPN Staff Google announced a pair of new utility agreements this month that may provide a roadmap for data center projects looking to throttle their energy usage so they can hook into exis... Read more Lawsuit: Energy companies to blame for heat-related death By EPN Staff Four years after a woman was found dead in her car during a Pacific Northwest heatwave, her daughter is suing seven oil and gas companies, alleging they’re responsible for the re... Read more As EPA delays Biden-era PFAS standards, New Jersey scores major settlement By EPN Staff New Jersey recently finalized a $450 million settlement with 3M over PFAS contamination linked to the company’s facilities – one of the largest such settlements to date. T... 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 Electric vehicle market faces future with fewer subsidies By EPN Staff Automobile industry stakeholders predict electric vehicle (EV) sales will continue to gain ground despite growing headwinds of tariffs and cuts to tax incentives. New U.S.... 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. ... Read more Evaluating the safety of public tap water By EPN Staff Drinking water across the United States contains hundreds of chemicals, heavy metals and radioactive substances, often at levels researchers don’t consider safe, according to the... Read more 1 2 Subscribe to Michigan
Lawsuit: Energy companies to blame for heat-related death By EPN Staff Four years after a woman was found dead in her car during a Pacific Northwest heatwave, her daughter is suing seven oil and gas companies, alleging they’re responsible for the re... Read more As EPA delays Biden-era PFAS standards, New Jersey scores major settlement By EPN Staff New Jersey recently finalized a $450 million settlement with 3M over PFAS contamination linked to the company’s facilities – one of the largest such settlements to date. T... 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 Electric vehicle market faces future with fewer subsidies By EPN Staff Automobile industry stakeholders predict electric vehicle (EV) sales will continue to gain ground despite growing headwinds of tariffs and cuts to tax incentives. New U.S.... 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. ... Read more Evaluating the safety of public tap water By EPN Staff Drinking water across the United States contains hundreds of chemicals, heavy metals and radioactive substances, often at levels researchers don’t consider safe, according to the... Read more 1 2 Subscribe to Michigan
As EPA delays Biden-era PFAS standards, New Jersey scores major settlement By EPN Staff New Jersey recently finalized a $450 million settlement with 3M over PFAS contamination linked to the company’s facilities – one of the largest such settlements to date. T... 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 Electric vehicle market faces future with fewer subsidies By EPN Staff Automobile industry stakeholders predict electric vehicle (EV) sales will continue to gain ground despite growing headwinds of tariffs and cuts to tax incentives. New U.S.... 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. ... Read more Evaluating the safety of public tap water By EPN Staff Drinking water across the United States contains hundreds of chemicals, heavy metals and radioactive substances, often at levels researchers don’t consider safe, according to the... Read more 1 2 Subscribe to Michigan
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 Electric vehicle market faces future with fewer subsidies By EPN Staff Automobile industry stakeholders predict electric vehicle (EV) sales will continue to gain ground despite growing headwinds of tariffs and cuts to tax incentives. New U.S.... 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. ... Read more Evaluating the safety of public tap water By EPN Staff Drinking water across the United States contains hundreds of chemicals, heavy metals and radioactive substances, often at levels researchers don’t consider safe, according to the... Read more 1 2 Subscribe to Michigan
Electric vehicle market faces future with fewer subsidies By EPN Staff Automobile industry stakeholders predict electric vehicle (EV) sales will continue to gain ground despite growing headwinds of tariffs and cuts to tax incentives. New U.S.... 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. ... Read more Evaluating the safety of public tap water By EPN Staff Drinking water across the United States contains hundreds of chemicals, heavy metals and radioactive substances, often at levels researchers don’t consider safe, according to the... Read more 1 2 Subscribe to Michigan
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. ... Read more Evaluating the safety of public tap water By EPN Staff Drinking water across the United States contains hundreds of chemicals, heavy metals and radioactive substances, often at levels researchers don’t consider safe, according to the... Read more 1 2 Subscribe to Michigan
Evaluating the safety of public tap water By EPN Staff Drinking water across the United States contains hundreds of chemicals, heavy metals and radioactive substances, often at levels researchers don’t consider safe, according to the... Read more 1 2 Subscribe to Michigan
