FERC Chair Laura Swett discussed how the agency threaded a needle amid pressure from the White House, Big Tech and governors.

Senate Agriculture Chair John Boozman (R-Ark.) is set to release his farm bill text Tuesday, according to three people ...

BRUSSELS — Europe is facing growing competition from Asia for limited natural gas supplies, as national reserves run low and ...

The House and Senate have both passed versions of the “21st Century ROAD to Housing Act,” but it took lawmakers and the White ...

Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory estimated the facilities could use roughly 11.8 percent of U.S. power by the end of the ...

The legislation is part of the Energy and Commerce Committee's response to increased electricity demand and the data center ...

House lawmakers will consider more than a half-dozen legislative proposals this week to boost EPA’s role in recovering ...

The future of climate negotiations is uncertain as focus shifts from discussing treaties to actually implementing them.

Oil and environmental groups are asking Texas regulators to revamp a regulation intended to help the oil and gas sector ...

The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee and the Environment and Public Works Committee will both question Kevin ...

POLITICO sat down with FERC Chair Laura Swett to discuss the commission’s decision-making, how she interprets state ...

The budget agreement would levy a new, capped tax on the industry's power usage, while preserving its existing tax breaks.