The US Congress needs to cut approval times for energy projects to better compete with Russian gas exports and win the artificial intelligence race against China, EQT CEO Toby Rice said.

Final investment decisions, or FIDs, on liquefied natural gas projects have accelerated this year, buoyed by regulatory support and competitive urgency, BloombergNEF analysis shows.

Seaboard Triumph Foods LLC does not have a water quality permit. According to the Iowa Freedom of Information Act office, STF ...

Key legislators introduced bipartisan legislation Friday in the hopes of succeeding where others have failed and revamping ...

The President's multiple executive actions and Congress' passage of the BBB law are a one-two punch that could devastate the ...

Blackouts could increase a hundredfold by 2030 if the U.S. continues to close coal and natural gas plants and fails to ...

Virtually the entire coastal zone of South Africa (95%) has been leased out by the state for oil and gas exploration. How can a goal of 30% Marine Protected Areas align with 95% of the ocean under ...

Duke Energy predicts that in the next 15 years, Carolina customers' annual electric use will increase by about 58,000 ...

In the wake of an energy and innovation summit hosted by U.S. Sen. David McCormick this week in Pittsburgh, a state lawmaker ...

American energy dominance depends on unleashing innovation, reforming permitting, and empowering US companies to compete globally.

Congress must take swift action on permitting reform, according to a coalition of eight oil and natural gas trade associations. “Reforming the nation’s outdated permitting system is critical to ...

Gas power plant development is surging on the back of the AI boom, leading to a supply squeeze and prompting closer ...