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U.S. considers gas tax holiday as Canada moves ahead

(The Center Square) - Americans could soon pay more at the pump as the U.S.-Iran conflict disrupts oil markets, while lawmakers debate suspending the federal gas tax, a move Canada has just taken. ...
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Michigan gas prices dip, drivers still feel the strain

(The Center Square) - Michigan's gas prices dipped slightly over the past week, offering drivers a brief reprieve, but costs remain well above where they were a year ago. ...
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Bad River Band gets another hearing to stop Line 5 reroute Thursday

(The Center Square) - The Bad River Band of Lake Superior Chippewa will have another chance to halt construction on a Line 5 pipeline reroute during a Thursday morning hearing at the Bayfield County Courthouse. ...
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Record armada of tankers bound for U.S. Gulf to load oil

(The Center Square) - An unusually large number of crude oil tankers on the open seas has the American Gulf coast as a destination as the ships are redirected to load cargoes bound for markets around the world already experiencing shortages. ...
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Expert: Arizona aims to become leader in nuclear energy

(The Center Square) - A broad consensus exists among Arizona leaders about making the state a national leader in the nuclear industry, according to Maren Mahoney, the director of the Arizona Governor's Office of Resiliency. ...
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Maps highlight 140 planned data centers in Texas

(The Center Square) - Texas appears to be ground zero for a large number of data centers, at least 140, planned to be built in rural communities statewide unless local governments and the state legislature act to impose restrictions. ...
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Fuel price drop isn’t forecast to last

(The Center Square) - Florida's average gas price dropped by 18 cents over the last week, but drivers shouldn't bet on it staying that way, according to the latest report from AAA. ...
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Traditional transportation energy prices have modicum of relief

(The Center Square) - Forecast to take weeks not days for significant movement, a modicum of relief for traditional transportation energy prices has blown in with North Carolina's weekend pollen. ...
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Trump: U.S. to blockade Strait of Hormuz after Iran peace talks falter

(The Center Square) - The U.S. Navy will blockade the Strait of Hormuz after Vice President J.D. Vance left Pakistan without a peace deal with Iran, President Donald Trump said Sunday. ...
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Colorado Senate panel OKs bills on overregulation, electrical service, child care

(The Center Square) - The Colorado Senate Appropriations Committee passed a series of bills Friday for the Senate to consider, including legislation on electrical service, child care and bureaucratic bloat. ...
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Big oil find in Gulf promises more coastal restoration funding

(The Center Square) - A well yielding "high-quality" oil discovered off the Louisiana coast in the Gulf of America by a partnership of three international energy companies should boost the state's tax revenues for coastal restoration beginning as early as 2027. ...
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Texas energy efforts advancing: New power stations, new semiconductor institute

(The Center Square) - Gov. Greg Abbott on Thursday participated in groundbreaking ceremonies highlighting Texas' energy expansion in both oil and gas and semiconductor manufacturing. In Port Arthur, Abbott ...
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