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Offshore wind developers are speaking out about violations of the legal approval process, which have and will continue to harm other legitimate users of the ocean shared with the wind project...

Will anyone still believe big tech claims they care about the environment?

"... market forces are stacked against renewables as long as there is excess supply of power, mostly from coal, in the Java-Bali power grid. ..."

“Americans deserve energy that is affordable, reliable, and built to last — not experimental and expensive wind projects that are proven failures,” DOI deputy press secretary Aubrie Spady told the DCNF...

Watch out for big oil saboteurs, who are more interested in pumping oil than making money.

"... data confirms no new project commitments in the first half of 2025, and following a week when the country’s three biggest utilities showed no interest in buying, building or contracting new capacity. ..."

Promoting misleading claims about wind and solar power distorts policymaking and will only exacerbate the growing inadequacy of electric supplies to meet increased demand in the wake of continued electrification efforts...

Former nationals leader Barnaby Joyce stirring the greens.

Electricity costs are surging as America’s power needs climb, driven in part by the growing demand from power-hungry artificial intelligence (AI) data centers, according to data from the Energy Information Administration...

"... Trillions of dollars of bubble-inflating equity investment continue to pour into tech stocks while critical areas ... such as climate change alleviation continue to go underfunded. ..."

The Department of the Interior (DOI) moved to deal another blow to the green energy industry Friday, announcing that it will consider energy projects’ capacity density and the environmental impacts before permitting them,...

And if the wind doesn’t blow quite so favorably for offshore wind’s rent-seekers in the future, well, maybe that’s just the way the wind ought to blow.

As energy analyst Alex Epstein testified in the U.S. Congress, the U.S. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission should “require solar and wind generators to bear the full costs of the backup, storage, and transmission they...

More bad news for fragile, weather dependent power generation systems - but send more money.

If FWS wants to use an offset program for wind turbines killing eagles, it must first do the research to establish the effectiveness of the offset measures...