Lawfare

A North Carolina judge dismissed the Town of Carrboro’s climate lawsuit against Duke Energy, marking another setback for climate lawfare.

Texas officials filed civil and criminal charges after thousands of wind turbine blades were allegedly dumped near Sweetwater.

Exxon sues California AG Rob Bonta for defamation, marking a rare moment of Big Oil going on offense in climate...

Sunnova’s collapse after a terminated DOE loan guarantee leaves unfinished installs, debt disputes, and a stark warning: buyer beware.

Senate passes nuclear reform 88-2 while GOP moves to repeal Biden-era appliance rules in a broader push to cut energy...

New York sues Radiant Solar, alleging failed systems, loan abuse, and mounting debt for hundreds of homeowners.

From 300 Trump energy actions, these 10 decisions reshaped U.S. policy, expanded production, and reset federal priorities.

Decades of environmental rules, misguided regulations, and green mandates shifted risk to ratepayers — locking in rising electricity prices.

The Supreme Court will decide whether state courts can impose climate damages on oil companies, a ruling that could affect...

EPA rescinds the 2009 Endangerment Finding, prompting immediate lawsuits and fierce backlash from climate activists.

India expands coal power and deepens U.S. LNG trade while pushing net-zero to 2070, signaling where global energy policy is...

A Texas judge rejects California AG Rob Bonta’s bid to dismiss a defamation case tied to the state’s plastics recycling...

An Australian federal court clears Santos of greenwashing, ruling its net-zero and clean energy claims did not mislead investors.

Climate superfund laws are running into lawsuits, political resistance, and enforcement problems as energy costs climb for voters.