Global Energy News & Analysis

Nuclear company’s co-founders tell Morning Consult that they anticipate little time will be lost as they restart the application process

White House upheaval, COVID-19 vaccines and stimulus debates dominated the year in data journalism

Half of U.S. consumers say they would consider purchasing an EV in the next decade, surveys show, and the share is increasing

An analysis of voter awareness of major climate and energy events in 2021 found that fuel price stories also resonated, especially with Republicans

But new data shows only small shares believe Biden -- or the United States as a whole -- has done enough

For roughly 2 in 5 low-income respondents, the prices of gasoline and of electricity are “top” budget concerns

As Biden seeks to prove his climate bona fides in Glasgow, he faces waning enthusiasm at home on his administration’s handling of the issue

Fossil fuels elicit stark partisan divide, with oil and coal especially favored by Republicans at much higher rates than by Democrats

White respondents are less likely than respondents of color to be concerned about the impact of disasters on their own communities

Younger adults are particularly likely to express substantial concern