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ERCOT reports highlight energy demands on state grid

(The Center Square) - Public reports from the Electric Reliability Council of Texas (ERCOT), which manages the state's grid, highlight growing energy demands from data centers, battery storage and solar facilities. ...
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Traditional transportation energy prices down 17 cents last 12 days

(The Center Square) - From the second day after an 11th hour ceasefire between America and Israel with Iran to Monday, traditional transportation energy prices in North Carolina have fallen 4.3% for unleaded gasoline and 2.9% for diesel. ...
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Arizona utilities say data centers won’t raise electric bills

(The Center Square) - Arizona utility companies stress they're protecting customers' electric bills as more data centers come online. According to Upwind, a cybersecurity company, Phoenix expects its data ...
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L.A. federal courts top U.S. spot for e-commerce suits, other class actions

L.A.'s federal courts last year overtook the Southern District of New York (SDNY) as the most active venue for class-action litigation in the nation, driven by a surge in cases related to e-commerce and consumer protection. ...
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Trump admin can’t block Hawaii’s climate case, judge rules

A federal judge won't let President Donald Trump use her court to block Hawaii's climate change lawsuit, finding the state can proceed with one of dozens of cases filed against the oil industry. ...
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Stakeholders react to Supreme Court ruling in favor of Chevron

(The Center Square) - The Supreme Court's ruling in favor of Chevron is being celebrated by the energy industry, but it does not end Louisiana's coastal litigation. The justices ...
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Enviros, public health groups sue to force EPA to enforce Biden soot rules

A coalition of environmental and public health groups, among other activists, are suing the federal government, attempting to force the EPA under President Donald Trump to enforce tight national soot standards slapped in place under former President Joe Biden, but which business groups and ...
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Texas oil and gas industry again reports job losses in February

(The Center Square) - Despite President Donald Trump's pledge to "drill baby drill," U.S. domestic drilling growth hasn't materialized in Texas. Rig counts are down and job losses in the Texas oil and natural gas industry were reported in January and again in February. ...
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Uthmeier subpoenas environmental group

(The Center Square) - Florida Attorney General James Uthmeier has subpoenaed the Environmental Law Institute for potential violation of the state's Deceptive and Unfair Trade Practices Act. The institute's ...
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Nevada utilities panel OKs $230 million in gas investments

(The Center Square) - Southwest Gas proposed a $230 million investment budget that the Public Utilities Commission of Nevada largely approved this week. But experts said the commission did ...
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DOE decides to fund stalled Louisiana carbon capture hub

(The Center Square) - After months of uncertainty, U.S. Energy Secretary Chris Wright confirmed Wednesday that the Project Cypress Direct Air Capture project in Louisiana has survived a "critical" department-wide audit-conducted as part of a broader administration review of federal spending-with funding of up ...
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U.S. Supreme Court slaps down Chevron oil lawsuit

(The Center Square) - The U.S. Supreme Court, in an 8-0 decision Friday, sent back a state court ruling in favor of oil companies Chevron and ExxonMobil seeking millions of dollars for decades of oil production in Louisiana. ...
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