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Supporters, critics weigh in on Trump scrapping Biden’s Snake River dam deal

(The Center Square) – Less than a month after President Donald Trump issued a presidential memorandum revoking a Biden-era agreement regarding the potential removal of the Lower Snake River dams in southeastern Washington state, the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and the U.S. Bureau ...
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Meta and Hyundai apply for tax incentives for multi-billion dollar projects

(The Center Square) − Meta and Hyundai have applied for Louisiana’s premier business incentive programs as they move forward with major projects in Richland and Ascension parishes, respectively — projects that could reshape the state's economic and energy future. ...
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Consumer data center safeguards imposed by PUCO

(The Center Square) – Ohio’s largest power company will charge more for data centers than commercial and residential customers after a settlement announcement that also lifts the company’s moratorium on connecting new data centers. ...
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Memphis leaders excited about revenue from xAI but lawsuit looms

(The Center Square) – Memphis residents are getting a chance to tell Mayor Paul Young and council members how they want tax dollars from the xAI over the next six weeks, but a cloud still hangs over the project. ...
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Lawsuit blames oil companies for Washington state woman’s 2021 heat wave death

(The Center Square) – In what appears to be a first-of-its-kind lawsuit, big oil companies – including ExxonMobil, Chevron, BP and Shell – are facing a climate change wrongful death lawsuit from the family of a Seattle woman. ...
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Rivian’s hiring practices raise questions amid IL incentives, visa filings

(The Center Square) – Between 2022 and 2024, Rivian filed over 2,000 H-1B and 400 green card applications while receiving significant Illinois state incentives. A researcher says this raises concerns about replacing American workers and the use of taxpayer dollars. ...
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Evers greenlights TIF exception for 2 new data centers in Wisconsin

(The Center Square) – Wisconsin Gov. Tony Evers recently signed a bill to create an exception to the state’s tax incremental financing rules for data centers in Port Washington and Beaver Dam. ...
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Tennessee mining project moves ahead after executive order

(The Center Square) – A mining project in northeast Tennessee is moving forward after receiving approval from the U.S. Department of the Interior. Hurricane Creek Mining plans to mine ...
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Louisiana law sets new rules for renewable energy projects

(The Center Square) — Louisiana is imposing new permitting and siting standards for renewable energy projects just as solar output surges across the Midwest and South, with newly released data from the Midcontinent Independent System Operator showing record-breaking solar generation heading into this spring. ...
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Federal timber executive order faces limited reach in Louisiana

(The Center Square) − President Donald Trump signed an executive order in March aimed at revitalizing America’s timber industry by increasing logging on federal lands, streamlining permitting, and reducing regulatory delays. ...
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Tuesday deadline approaching in Charleston, oil industry case

(The Center Square) – Lawyers in a climate change lawsuit by the city of Charleston against oil and gas companies have until Tuesday to submit proposed orders in the case. ...
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Public to weigh in on Dominion’s Chesterfield gas plant amid federal grid warning

(The Center Square) – The Virginia Department of Environmental Quality will hold a public briefing Aug. 7 regarding Dominion Energy’s proposal to build a new natural gas plant in Chesterfield. ...
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