With diesel prices at record highs, restricting U.S. diesel exports has an obvious appeal. Keep more American-made diesel at home, increase domestic supply, and take some pressure off farmers, truckers, construction companies, […]
SPP’s ‘stop-gap’ resource adequacy plan for Western balancing area panned at FERC
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. Federal regulators should reject the Southwest Power Pool’s “stop-gap” proposal to make sure it has enough real-time power supplies in […]
Most NYC buildings met emissions standard in first compliance year
This audio is auto-generated. Please let us know if you have feedback. New York City saw high levels of compliance with Local Law 97 in its first enforcement year, but for those […]
Operational Drift Is Risky Business for Power Generators
Power generation operators are navigating a major workforce transition at the same time operations and maintenance (O&M) work is becoming more complex. Deloitte’s 2025 Power and Utilities Industry Outlook notes that demand […]
Three EU Nations Call for New 2040 Renewable Energy Goal
Spain, Portugal, and Luxembourg have urged the European Union to set renewable energy targets for 2040, arguing that the EU should accelerate its clean energy rollout to reduce dependence on imported fossil […]
Permian Natural Gas Production Still Near Record Highs
Permian natural gas production has been at record highs this month as Hugh Brinson, Blackcomb and an expansion of Gulf Coast Express have increased capacity out of the region. via RBN Energy […]
US Government Presents Regulatory Gift to Gas Automakers
The US government on Monday finalized new lower vehicle fuel economy standards — reversing a push by the Biden administration to build more fuel-efficient vehicles. The move is broadly seen as helping […]
Europe’s Gas Crisis Deepens as Hormuz LNG Crunch Drives Prices Higher
European natural gas prices have soared dramatically since the war in Iran trapped a fifth of the world’s liquefied natural gas supply behind the Strait of Hormuz. The high prices are creating […]
EU May Delay Methane Rules for a Year
The European Union opened the door to oil and gas importers getting an extra year to prepare for the bloc’s methane reporting rules, in a bid to safeguard energy security amid disruptions […]
U.S. solar system pricing rises for utility, C&I projects as residential costs decline
U.S. solar system prices increased across utility and commercial segments in the second quarter of 2026, driven by persistent structural materials tariffs and rising domestic transportation expenses, according to the latest pricing […]