Energy Policy

Despite 783.5 million euros in 2022 state backing, four of seven Dutch electrolysis projects have been scrapped with zero operational capacity.

CleanTechnica commentary examines how voter frustration with perceived government corruption influenced recent US election outcomes and policy trajectories.

Mounting public opposition to hyper-scale artificial intelligence infrastructure centers on local power grid strain and consumer utility costs.

Senators released a Saturday manager's amendment for the 2026 affordability and jobs bill, prompting urgent calls for an open floor amendment process.

Sierra Club Florida and local advocacy groups convene a Tampa town hall to challenge rising Tampa Electric Company rates and push for grid transparency.

Following major Democratic legislative gains, American solar groups are recalibrating their advocacy to navigate a divided federal executive landscape.

Democrats have captured both the House and Senate, triggering a major shift in federal energy oversight, clean power deployment, and AI grid planning.

Following midterm elections, lawmakers weigh legislation aimed at cutting regulatory red tape to accelerate domestic energy infrastructure.

Rapid expansion in the fastest-growing US data center market encounters new uncertainty as shifting energy policies test infrastructure resilience.

Global energy developer Repsol is moving forward with a $1.5 billion, 500-megawatt wind farm in Peoria County, Illinois, despite federal policy shifts.