Energy
Who Pays For AI Data Center Costs? House Says Big Tech, Not Consumers
The data center operation legislation was brought forward by Rep. Gabe Evans, R-Colo., who says it isn’t just a cost-savings bill, but also a national security bill that will protect American data from communist China.
Dominion Energy Merger Under Scrutiny On Final Stop Of ‘Listening Tour
Hashmi, who scheduled five total sessions for her “Energy Costs Listening Tour,” has already held meetings in Loudoun, Norfolk, Richmond, and Charlottesville.
Texas Can Lead America’s Dependable Energy Future
This is the result of a deliberate, all-of-the-above approach that says yes to homegrown energy instead of standing in its way, like some other states.
The EPA Just Removed A Billion-Dollar Barrier To Reliable Power
The Environmental Protection Agency’s repeal of the 2024 greenhouse gas standards for power plants does exactly that, according to the EPA.
Saudi Pipeline Attack Disrupts Crude Deliveries To Europe
Saudi Arabia shut its East-West pipeline last week after the drone attack
The Wrong War: Trump Blames Kyiv for A Diesel Crisis His Own Iran War Triggered
Global refinery runs had fallen by roughly 5.1 million barrels a day year-on-year in the second quarter
The Crippling Effects Of Unnecessary War
The diesel crisis is getting so serious that even President Trump has been forced to admit it
SCOOP: Freedom Caucus Chair Pushes for Gas Tax Relief Before Recess
Freedom Caucus Chairman Andy Harris, R-Md., told the Daily Signal that he believes that if the lower chamber were to pass his legislation, it would deliver “immediate relief” to American taxpayers.
Startup Claims Breakthrough In Extracting Uranium From Seawater
Fluxnium says the fibers can be reused several times and that the process does not produce toxic mining tailings.
EPA Moves To Scrap Biden Power Plant Rule, Saying Federal Law Doesn’t Allow Climate Change Regulations
The EPA estimates that the rescission of the Biden greenhouse gas regulations will save consumers $310 billion.
Watch: Can't Predict Iranian Behavior, Says US Energy Sec. On Gas Prices
U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright announced that crude oil flow out of the Persian Gulf has surged back to pre-conflict levels, hitting roughly 18 million barrels.
Project Zero: The Plan To Reduce Property Taxes For Georgia’s Effingham County Residents
The $20 billion data center corresponds with a project the county has devised to eradicate residential property taxes completely by 2028 for qualified homestead properties.
Why Is Trump Pushing Russia And Ukraine To Halt Energy Strikes
Ukraine was prepared to support a mutual halt if Russia reliably stopped targeting Ukrainian electricity, energy infrastructure and other critical facilities
How Is The Iran War Driving Up US Heating Oil Bills
Heating oil expenses are projected to rise 31.3% this winter, reaching about $2,300 for the season.
$6 Diesel: Why Americans Could Soon Pay More For Everyday Goods
California diesel prices are already nearing $8 a gallon, while analysts warn the national average could approach $7.