Semafor net zero

The libertarian think tank has long criticized the Biden-era energy subsidies as a fiscally reckless example of ‘crony capitalism.’

Renewables offer a cheaper and faster way to meet surging power demands, said the CEO of the largest US electricity provider.

Bond investors and banks are pressing for “investable” national climate transition plans.

Spiraling energy prices have turned many Europeans against the region’s ambitious climate goals.

Will Inflation Reduction Act tax credits survive budget negotiations led by House Speaker Mike Johnson?

Germany’s likely next chancellor Friedrich Merz has ruled out a coalition with the hard-right Alternative for Germany but the two parties have at least one thing in common: An interest in nuclear power.

Lifting sanctions and allowing Russian oil and gas back into the global market could backfire for the US.

Beneficiaries of the EPA’s $20 billion Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund might sue to keep the money, the head of one such group told Semafor.

Europe’s looming methane standards could hold US gas companies accountable — or devolve into greenwashing.

“I don’t see how anyone can make a 20- or 30-year investment in the energy sector without the rule of law,” former Loan Programs Office director Jigar Shah said.

Deliveries of critical equipment for rebuilding Ukraine’s energy system have been stopped.

We need to shift from an ‘either-or’ narrative on energy to an ‘and-and’ one, the UAE’s minister of industry and advanced technology argues.