Conservatives should offer solutions that protect economic freedom, and national sovereignty to advance human flourishing and reduce emissions.
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As Banks Pledge Their Support, Fixing Broken Policies Will Make Nuclear More Viable
If countries and financial institutions are to make good on their commitments to nuclear energy, bold policy reform is necessary.
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This Digital Sprinkler System Will Help Cut Your Water Bill in Half
Irrigreen is an AI-powered irrigation platform with an internet-connected interface that lets homeowners control and monitor their irrigation needs via an app, optimizing water usage.
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In areas hardest hit by Helene, rural cooperatives could need weeks to restore power
Robert Walton of UtilityDive reports on grid damage caused by Helene. Recovery efforts continue after Hurricane Helene knocked out power to about 6 million customers and devastated communities in the U.S. Southeast. In some areas served by rural cooperatives, utility leaders warn it could be weeks before service is restored. “The consumers of electric cooperatives...
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Vance – and Viewers – Were the Winners in the VP Debate
It's clear that viewers appreciated a thoughtful policy debate that came through in spite of the moderators.
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Reasserting Conservative Energy Policy in the Populist Age
An economic freedom agenda would reduce deficits and energy costs, strengthen energy security, and help stabilize the climate.
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Previewing a Lame-Duck COP
Many encouraging signs indicate that private sector-driven efforts will meet the world’s energy needs while reducing climate risks.
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Majority Leader John Thune and the Era of Energy Abundance
In his first public statement as elected Majority Leader, Senator John Thune (R-SD) remarked that one of Congress and the Trump administration’s priorities would be to “restore American dominance” to “lower costs and bolster national security.” With the right policy and regulatory reforms, policymakers can supercharge an abundance agenda that lowers costs and improves the...
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Eagle-Safe Wind Farms: DTBird Technology Lowers Collision Risk
A new study on DTBird, an advanced detection and deterrent system, reveals significant potential for reducing eagle collisions at wind farms. Conducted from 2017 to 2024, the research spanned two locations: the Manzana Wind Power Project in California and Goodnoe Hills Wind Farm in Washington. DTBird’s automated system uses cameras to detect birds and deploys...
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A Tale of two Studies: DOE Study Rehashes Debunked Claims While New Analysis Highlights Critical Impacts of U.S. LNG
The U.S. Department of Energy released its long-awaited study on LNG exports Tuesday, and while the administration didn’t officially call for a ban on LNG exports – they might as well have. In a politically charged statement, U.S. Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said “that a business-as-usual approach is neither sustainable nor advisable,” echoing similar claims to those made...
