President Donald Trump said that the United States would seek to repair the infrastructure of Venezuela’s oil industry.

The panel framed the drop as a positive development for Americans traveling on the road during the holidays.

As the dawn of 2026 nears, the direction of the Year Two agenda becomes equally predictable: consolidation of the gains made in 2025.

The pause is the latest step the administration has taken to hobble offshore wind in its push against renewable energy sources.

European countries' rapid push to switch over to green energy from carbon-based sources is wreaking havoc on their economies.

Though Trump has worked to unlock resources, several stressors on the power grid mean ratepayers will continue to see electricity costs rise.

In a post purporting to show Trump's failure, Klobuchar actually exposed the Biden administration's dismal record on energy and inflation.

NERC expresses concern for Texas, where a buildout of AI data centers and industrial users is creating an increase in electricity demand.

A further area in which the private sector has been focused on development has been guaranteeing a stable supply of critical minerals.

NERC outlined in its 2025-2026 report that “much of North America” is at risk of failing to meet demand in “extreme operating conditions.”