House Committee Considers Overturning Pause on LNG Exports

The president’s administration recently enacted the pause on liquified natural gas. The House Energy and Commerce Committee will discuss a measure that seeks to overturn the pause on…

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Transportation Department Funds EV Charging Station Upgrades

Nearly 4,500 stations will be repaired or replaced. The Department of Transportation awarded $150 million to 20 states to improve their existing electric vehicle (EV) charging stations. This…

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Pentagon Plans to Install Rooftop Solar Panels 

Other federal buildings will also shift to renewable energy.  The Department of Energy issued a $104 million grant for 31 government buildings to “go green.” As part of that…

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Bureau of Land Management Adds States to Solar Power Development

The agency increased the number of Western states from the original 2012 plan. The Bureau of Land Management updated the plan for solar power development in the western…

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Energy Department Seeks Proposals for Infrastructure Security

The energy secretary says the funding is to ensure the nation’s “energy infrastructure can withstand emerging threats.“ The U.S. Department of Energy’s Cybersecurity, Energy Security and Emergency Response…

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Federal Judge Orders Removal of Wind Turbines from Tribal Lands

The lawsuit was first brought against an unpermitted wind farm over a decade ago. U.S. Court of International Trade Judge Jennifer Choe-Groves has ordered the removal of all…

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DOE Invests in Energy Infrastructure Defense Projects

Applications are being accepted for the competitive grant program. The Department of Energy (DOE) opened applications for a $70 million grant program this month, requesting project proposals that…

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Energy Department Invests in Fusion Hub Development

Nuclear fusion offers energy without waste. The Department of Energy (DOE) announced $42 million this month to establish integrated research hubs that will advance and develop nuclear fusion…

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House Passes Ban on Russian Uranium Imports for Nuclear Power

The measure provides an emergency measure in case no other sources are available to the U.S. The House of Representatives passed a ban this week on the import…

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New Nuclear Reactor Approved by Administration 

It may begin operations as early as 2026.  The Nuclear Regulatory Commission gave approval to Kairos Power this week for the construction of a salt-cooled, high-temperature nuclear reactor.…

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