Energy

New York State Senator Joseph Griffo is urging Governor Kathy Hochul to veto legislation that would eliminate the state’s long-standing “100-foot rule” for natural gas service, warning that the change

New York Senate Republicans are calling on Governor Kathy Hochul to veto S.8417/A.8888, legislation that would eliminate the state’s long-standing “100-foot rule” for natural gas hookups to new buildings, including

A Unified Front for Energy Affordability and Reliability In a rare show of regional collaboration, lawmakers from Pennsylvania, Maryland, New Jersey, and Virginia convened last Tuesday for the first-ever, multi-state

A Growing Vision for the Commonwealth’s Energy Future Kentucky’s momentum in advanced nuclear energy took center stage at the 2025 Kentucky Industry Conference in Lexington, where state leaders and industry

State Representative Kristen Marcell announced that she has signed two discharge resolutions in the Pennsylvania House of Representatives to advance legislation currently held in committee. The first resolution pertains to

New York’s 2025 Draft Energy Plan is entering its final stage of review, with public comments due in early October. The plan, developed by the New York State Energy Planning

Rivian has officially broken ground on its new Georgia manufacturing facility, marking a major step in the company’s partnership with the state and setting the stage for what leaders call

Senator Pat Testin of Stevens Point and Representative Scott Krug of Rome are set to unveil legislation aimed at restoring local control over energy projects and giving Wisconsin families more

In my last column, I made the case that energy security was inextricably linked to our national security and also that strategic investments in our existing energy infrastructure while developing new renewable

In Washington, bipartisanship is often hard to come by. Yet on one issue, there appears to be growing agreement: America’s permitting system is outdated and in need of reform. Leaders