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Supreme Court case could crimp states' ability to sue oil and gas firms over climate change (opens the original)
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Supreme Court justices will hear arguments next week in a landmark case that could determine whether states can sue oil and gas companies for climate change. Although a decision in the case, Suncor Energy v. County Commissioners of Boulder County, isn’t expected until next year, the Oct. 5 arguments will provide insight into how aggressively the conservative-leaning court could rule. Join Washington Examiner for unlimited access to the news, analysis, and commentary that matter most. The justice
Senate unveils deal to cut permitting red tape to boost energy projects (opens the original)
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Republicans and Democrats in the Senate have struck a deal after months of negotiations on legislation that would accelerate federal approvals for energy and infrastructure projects. The legislative agreement reflects a monthslong campaign by Democrats for President Donald Trump to ease up on his crackdown on wind and solar energy. The legislation, which still faces an uphill battle to pass in both chambers following the midterm elections, would be crucial to facilitating the connection of renew
South Korea commits $54 billion for Alaska LNG pipeline in boost for Sullivan (opens the original)
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South Korea is poised to invest around $54 billion to support the construction of a liquefied natural gas pipeline stretching the entire length of Alaska, marking a significant win ahead of the midterm elections for President Donald Trump, who has promised to help the state capitalize on its natural resources. The announcement is also a boost to Alaska’s Republican statewide officeholders, particularly Sen. Dan Sullivan (R-AK), who has traveled to Asia to sell allies on the idea of purchasing Al
Trump Energy Department goes global (opens the original)
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CARACAS, Venezuela — Energy Secretary Chris Wright is broadening the traditionally domestic-oriented department he leads with a more global outlook. Dubbed the “international energy secretary” by some, Wright, 61, is the figure most responsible for delivering President Donald Trump’s energy dominance agenda. That includes facilitating the buildout of nuclear power in the United States, increasing domestic oil and gas production, expanding exports of fossil fuels abroad, and reducing global relia
Energy Department spending $5 billion on grids to boost data centers, lower bills (opens the original)
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The Department of Energy has unveiled $5 billion in spending on projects to upgrade grid and transmission infrastructure across the country, aiming to make more power available to data centers while also lowering electric bills. The announcement marks the latest effort by the Trump administration to assuage homeowners’ fears that the rapid development of artificial intelligence and build-out of data centers will send electricity costs even higher – a concern that has complicated Republicans’ cam
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