Energy

The Queensland government will focus on a broader approach to cutting emissions from its public service fleet.

House panel Republicans praise Energy Secretary Chris Wright’s plan to slash his department’s non-defense spending and refocus on its ‘core mission.’

More than half the world’s server farms are already operating in the United States, with thousands more being planned.

Labor labelled the Liberals ‘extremists’ for pushing to dump net zero.

One oil executive says the U.S. president’s comments may be ‘provocative,’ but the UK’s current policies are crippling jobs, investment, and energy security.

The Trump administration says the 2024 rule illegally blocked oil and gas development in Alaska’s National Petroleum Reserve.

More supply increases are scheduled over the coming months as the organization reverses a previous production cut.

The Alaskan governor thanked the Trump administration for recognizing ‘Alaska’s unique value.’

A tense committee hearing prompts officials from both sides of the aisle to call for the resignation of the California Air Resources Board chair.

The cancellations are part of a wider rollback of climate-focused and DEI-related programs enacted under the prior administration.

The company calls the move a threat to America’s energy independence. Musk notes that the bill has ‘no change to tax incentives for oil & gas.’

This is the latest incident with the installation and operation of wind turbines in Australia.

The LNP government has continued its shift back towards more traditional energy sources.

Ofgem said eight firms will hand out compensation and support after a review into struggling customers fitted with meters.

The move continues the LNP government’s shift away from heavy renewable development.

According to a survey, almost half of firms say staff are already leaving to find work overseas, triggered by a lack of viable energy projects in the UK.

The Australian Energy Regulator released its latest Default Market Offer (DMO) for energy prices in NSW, Queensland, and South Australia.

The government said it received 550 submissions on the project, with 85 percent expressing doubt about it going ahead.

The 2024 regulation would have required steep emissions cuts from coal and gas plants using carbon capture technology.