Lisa Martine Jenkins
Senior Reporter
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Voters Are Split on Whether to Ban New Offshore Drilling Nationwide
Following California oil spill, 45% of voters support a ban on future offshore drilling in the state
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Exclusive Analysis: In U.S. TV Ads, Chevron Motors Past Its Big Oil Competition in Boasting of Sustainability Accolades
And the oil and gas giant has dwarfed its competitors in terms of total airings of ads over the past year, AdImpact finds
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Exclusive: Energy Efficiency Employment Still Depressed Compared With Pre-Pandemic Projections
A new report finds roughly 2.1 million people in the U.S. work in efficiency, making it energy’s largest sector
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Most of the Public Views Disasters, Storms as Increasingly Severe. And They Expect That Trend to Continue
Democrats roughly 30 points more likely than Republicans to say disasters have gotten more severe, will continue to do so
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Exclusive: Identity Breaches in the Energy Sector Continue to Rise, With 1.5 Million Records Impacted Since 2018
Nearly half of the Fortune Global 500 energy executives analyzed have had their information exposed, Constella Intelligence finds
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Inclusion of Tax Credits for Renewable Energy, Electric Vehicles in Democrats’ Budget Plan Has Support of 3 in 5 Voters
Republican voters slightly more likely to back than oppose the potential provisions
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FERC’s Clements: U.S. Faces ‘Once-in-a-Generation Moment’ to Overhaul Transmission System
As Democratic commissioner prepares to shift to the majority, priorities include market integration in West and modernizing FERC’s natural gas policy
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In a First, Global Climate Models Will Be Made Available Via the Cloud
Collaboration between Amazon, SilverLining and the National Center for Atmospheric Research aims to democratize access to climate simulations
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A New Frontier for Nuclear: Partnering With Utilities on Decommissioned Coal Sites
Taking cues from TerraPower’s demonstration project, utilities are increasingly interested in using brownfield sites for advanced nuclear, stakeholders say
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Sobering Findings From IPCC’s Landmark Climate Report Leave Public Worried About Impacts, Unconfident About Action
About half of U.S. adults have heard at least something about the U.N. report and its conclusions