Electricity Returned to 800,000 in Kyiv Following Russian Attacks on Energy Infrastructure
(AP) – Power was restored to over 800,000 residents in Kiev on Saturday, following a significant attack by Russia on Ukraine’s power infrastructure the previous day, which caused widespread blackouts across the nation. European leaders also decided to proceed with utilizing hundreds of billions in frozen Russian assets to bolster Ukraine’s military efforts. DTEK, the […]
Removing Biden’s Rule Could Boost American Energy Leadership, GOP Representative Claims
Senate Republicans Challenge Biden’s Resource Plan Republican Rep. Nick Begich from Alaska announced that Senate Republicans have successfully passed the Congressional Review Act (CRA) aimed at reversing a Biden administration initiative that limited access to essential resources in Alaska. This move is seen as a response to China’s dominance in critical mineral resources. On Thursday, […]
Scalise spearheads Republican effort against climate lawsuits targeting American energy
House Republicans Seek Supreme Court Action on Climate Change Lawsuit Over a hundred House Republicans, spearheaded by Majority Leader Steve Scalise, are requesting the Supreme Court to intervene in a climate change lawsuit. They argue that this legal action poses a risk to the U.S. energy sector, potentially driving it towards bankruptcy. “Every day, hardworking […]
Trump considers additional reductions to green energy initiatives, even in Republican states.
The Trump administration is reportedly considering significant cuts to various green energy initiatives that have already faced funding stoppages. A list shared in Washington this week, reviewed by multiple news outlets, highlights even more multibillion-dollar projects at risk. This follows last week’s announcement of $7.6 billion in cuts and an earlier $3.7 billion reduction this […]
Ukrainian-Made Missiles Leading to Energy Crisis in Russia
Ukraine’s Strikes Disrupt Russian Oil Supplies KYIV, Ukraine – Attacks on Russian oil facilities using Ukraine’s newly developed long-range missiles and drones have led to significant gas shortages in Russia. Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy reported that recent counterattacks by Ukrainian forces have thwarted Russia’s plans to capture more areas in the eastern Donetsk region. Zelenskiy […]
New Jersey’s Republican governor candidate disagrees with Trump on wind energy and Tylenol
Jack Ciatarelli, the Republican candidate for governor in New Jersey, shared his thoughts on two issues related to the Trump administration during the final debate before the upcoming election. He expressed his disagreement with President Trump regarding the completion of offshore wind projects near New Jersey and criticized recent remarks from the president that linked […]
Republicans are once more harming the working class with their energy policy
Many Americans are grappling with unaffordable home prices, rising utility bills, and an unstable energy market. Unfortunately, instead of addressing these pressing issues, some political figures are engaging in what appears to be more of a performance than genuine reform. A lawsuit led by Texas Attorney General Ken Paxton, joined by several other Republican Attorney […]
Dragonfly Energy Completes $28.75 Million Public Offering of Common Stock with Full Exercise of Underwriters’ Option to Buy More Shares
Dragonfly Energy Holdings Corp. Closes Major Stock Offering RENO, Nev., Oct. 8, 2025 – Dragonfly Energy Holdings Corp. (NASDAQ: DFLI), a prominent player in energy storage and battery tech, announced today that it has completed the sale of 23 million shares of common stock at a price of $1.25 each. The transaction brought in around […]
West Virginia participates in investigation of tech companies’ renewable energy statements
West Virginia AG Leads Investigation into Tech Companies’ Clean Energy Claims West Virginia Attorney General John “JB” McCausky announced that his office is spearheading a multi-state inquiry targeting major technology firms. The investigation centers on allegations that these companies are overstating their commitment to clean energy. McCausky has teamed up with 15 other state attorneys […]
The risk posed by Louisiana’s actions against local energy production
In a Supreme Court docket filled with high-profile cases, a lawsuit from Louisiana could easily slip under the radar. The state, rich in energy resources, is suing major energy producers, a move that’s raising eyebrows given the critical role these companies play in the economy. This lawsuit—and others like it—raises legal concerns. But there’s also […]