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The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission FERC, has undertaken efforts under the Biden Administration to combat climate change and to advance environmental goals, have provoked significant pushback from lawmakers, Chairman Glick less likely to re-appointment

Sens. Mitch McConnell and Joe Manchin are among lawmakers calling for FERC to lift rules hampering the production of natural gas.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission pulled back on two policies adding new environmental hurdles to gas infrastructure projects following a torrent of complaints from the oil and gas industry and Republicans.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission's (FERC) February policy statements on interstate natural gas projects drew strong objections from Sen. Joe ...

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission moved Thursday to more rigorously consider the effects of climate change in weighing whether to approve proposed gas pipelines or related infrastructure projects.

NEW ORLEANS - A probe over Entergy’s accounting at its Grand Gulf nuclear power plant in Mississippi has morphed into a larger fight between regulators and the power company, which

NEW ORLEANS - A probe over Entergy’s accounting at its Grand Gulf nuclear power plant in Mississippi has morphed into a larger fight between regulators and the power company, which

In a Jan. 19 hearing of the House Energy Subcommittee, representatives questioned two Biden administration appointees on U.S. ...

Unpopular with the republicans. theyre working to appeal to. they have greater support, theyre working against the larger public opinion, which annually supports mandates. not by huge members. i saw a poll by the associated press, and lower than 48% -- only about a third oppose it. its not overwhelming, but it is a majority. and it is significant. its a difference between a pro and con. what were seeing in desantis, abbess, and these other republicans, theyre playing to the republican base. whic...

Companies behind an Illinois-Missouri pipeline are asking the Supreme Court to reverse a decision that could shut it down.