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Methane legislation fails to hold polluters accountable and protect public health
Representative Pfluger and Senator Lummis recently introduced the Protect Domestic Oil and Gas Small Business Act, which would weaken public health protections under the Clean Air Act by exempting low-producing wells from methane regulations.
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Unlocking next‑generation geothermal: A state policy playbook for the American West
Next‑generation geothermal offers governors and state legislatures a unique western solution.
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Continued uncertainty: Department of Energy circulates latest “retain/modify” awards list
DOE’s latest “retain/modify” list has injected significant uncertainty into clean energy development and deployment at a time of surging energy and electricity prices.
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Satellites, super‑emitters, and smarter waste policy
Satellite and remote sensing technologies are rapidly altering how the solid waste sector approaches its climate impact.
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From the 2026 session to what’s next: Expanding our work in Virginia
Virginia’s 2026 legislative session made one thing clear: the Commonwealth is entering a new phase of energy policy.
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2026 IEA Methane Tracker shows improved efficiency in energy sector can tackle stubborn emissions
The IEA’s findings are a reminder of what’s at stake and why the Methane Regulation must remain strong.
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How the Next-Generation Geothermal Research and Development Act advances superhot rock geothermal and helps drive down costs for faster deployment
Congress is currently working on bipartisan legislation that represents a critical step to realizing the potential of superhot rock geothermal.
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Bipartisan superhot rock legislation introduced in U.S. Senate will be key to accelerating next-generation geothermal, strengthening U.S. energy leadership
The bipartisan Next-Generation Geothermal Research and Development Act would bolster federal funding for next-generation geothermal.
