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The first step to getting out of a hole is to stop digging. This is especially true if the hole is one you dug yourself.

Once, during a meeting with then-presidential candidate Donald Trump inside Trump Tower on Fifth Avenue in New York, we discussed energy policy. I told Trump...

Despite repeated pledges from President Joe Biden not to increase taxes on working class families, Congress is weighing new energy tax provisions that would be shouldered by all Americans, harm energy job creators, and discourage innovation in the technologies needed to achieve broad climate objectives.

Ohio Governor Mike DeWine signed Senate Bill 52 into law, allowing county commissioners to reject or place limits on the siting of specific wind or solar industrial developments.

By Seton Motley There is currently underway in Ohio’s 15th Congressional district a special election to replace outgoing Republican Representative Steve Stivers. Stivers quit this gig for a new...

By Seton Motley There is currently underway in Ohio’s 15th Congressional district a special election to replace outgoing Republican Representative Steve Stivers. Stivers quit this gig for a new...

Ohio state Rep. Brian Baldridge, (R-Winchester) testified last week before the Michigan Senate's Energy Committee, trying to convince Michigan officials to abandon plans to force the shutdown of a fuel pipeline that could cost jobs in both states.

The Biden infrastructure plan is a head fake. The agenda here isn't about creating "millions of new jobs." It's a declaration of war against one of the largest sources of new jobs in the United States: our domestic energy producers.

The latest annual report on shale-related oil and gas investment in Ohio by researchers at Cleveland State University (CSU) found a $9 billion increase from 2018 to the fourth quarter (Q4) of 2019, which the authors say shows the importance of the natural gas industry and hydraulic fracturing (“fracking”) to the Buckeye State economy.

Bowing to political pressure, the Ohio Power Siting Board removed seasonal restrictions it had put in place in May on the nighttime operation of a proposed offshore industrial wind facility.