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NELA or Not, Congress Funds Reactor Demonstrations at DOE
Advocates praised the $1.49 billion budget for the Office of Nuclear Energy but still want authorizing text
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Top 5 Energy Policy Predictions for 2020
Analysts say we might (finally) see an energy package pass next year
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Advanced Reactor Developer Oklo Receives Site Use Permit From Energy Department
Permit to build at Idaho National Laboratory is the first granted for a non-light water power reactor
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Carbon Capture Advocates: Tech Is Being Revitalized, but More Support Needed
The Global CCS Institute tallies a broader project pipeline for second year in a row
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Murkowski, 5 Other Senators Join Push for End of Nuclear Financing Ban
Lawmakers, businesses urge new finance agency not to adopt predecessor’s prohibition on nuclear energy support
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Climate Talk Isn’t on the Thanksgiving Menu for Most People
Concern about climate change doesn’t always translate into conversations with family and friends
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Solar Firms Sought Senate Help on End of Bifacial Panel Tariff Exclusion
Companies contacted U.S. Senate Georgia offices, while opposing senators brought an amendment
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IRS Expected to Issue Multipart Carbon Capture Clarity This Year
45Q watchers hear informally that guidance, proposed rule en route by end of 2019
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With or Without Perry, DOE’s LNG Export Sign-Offs Likely to Continue
Trump’s DOE working to approve applications faster than Obama administration, which also supported the exports
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Most Democratic Primary Voters Who Saw Ohio Debate: More Climate Talk, Please
Despite its status as a top-tier issue, moderators in Oct. 15 debate posed no climate questions