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California Democrats have proposed new rules to end the production of nearly 2 million diesel trucks, columnist Stephen Moore says  Could it be that union...

By Diana Furchtgott-Roth Come 2032, if President Joe Biden has his way, most Americans who want new cars may have to buy electric vehicles. While...

By Kevin Bessler (The Center Square) – Some energy experts are raising a red flag that Illinois’ transition to clean energy may prompt reliability issues. With...

The Biden administration’s Department of Energy has finalized energy efficiency standards for air conditioning units, window units, portable air purifiers, and gas stoves. The stricter energy use rules add-on to earlier energy and water use restrictions the administration imposed on new washing machines and refrigerators.

By Robert Bryce California’s headlong rush to renewables has resulted in soaring electricity prices –- up nearly 15% last year alone -- but the state’s...

By Travis Fisher and Kevin Dayaratna In stark contrast to the bucolic vision of harvesting energy from the wind, New Jersey is witnessing harsh political...

By Isaac Orr A couple of months ago, Storm Elliot caused rolling blackouts in several Southern states. Luckily, most of Mississippi avoided power outages, but...

By John Hugh DeMastri Virginia is responsible for 3.7 million more tons of carbon dioxide to provide electricity to its citizens than when it first...

Southern states and parts of Mississippi experienced blackouts during winter storm Elliot. This was driven in large part by the increased addition of intermittent wind and solar power to the power grid.

The foreign policy blob's post-Cold War track record of supported foreign interventions is positively abysmal, columnist Josh Hammer notes. Florida Gov. Ron DeSantis' written statement...