POLITICO Energy

This summer’s heat waves are getting political

Record-shattering heat waves across Europe and the United States highlight a growing divide in global climate policy. While scientists confirm that rising global temperatures make these extreme weather events significantly more frequent and intense, political responses remain polarized. European leaders increasingly ci...

Sierra Club chief: The climate vote isn't dead. It’s just evolving.

The Trump-Big Oil alliance is getting complicated

FERC's Swett explains the agency’s historic data center plan

NRC chair Nieh on America’s nuclear comeback, safety concerns and more

FERC Chair Laura Swett: 'Buckle up' for a major data center decision

Has America’s clean energy industry outgrown green tax credits?

North Dakota Gov. Armstrong leads an oil-and-wind state. Is Trump's energy agenda helping or hurting?

The next phase of the Iran energy shock may be near

Are we seeing a fossil fuel comeback in New England?

FERC’s big AI rule is coming. Here’s what Commissioner David LaCerte thinks.

Pennsylvania and New Jersey jump into the AI energy fight

Why North Carolina’s clean energy boom is hitting a political wall

Trump delayed a climate rule to address rising food prices. Will it work?

The biggest power merger in U.S. history is all about data centers

How the Data Center Coalition is responding to growing backlash

Trump-Xi talks: Who holds the energy advantage?

A federal gas tax holiday could be coming. Will it matter?

White House adviser Agen on Venezuela, Iran, high energy prices and more

America’s clean energy industry faces a July crossroads