Environment
Trump administration, energy developer announce end of U.S. offshore wind projects
Environment
Ending Iran war now would cede Hormuz to the enemy, Trump’s former Defense secretary says
“You’d see a tax for every ship that goes through” Hormuz if Trump quits now, Gen. Jim Mattis said.
Jarrod Agen, the executive director of the White House National Energy Dominance Council, said he has not received pushback to the administration’s calls to drill more amid the war in Iran.
TerraPower recently became the first company to secure a permit from the NRC to construct a full, commercial advanced nuclear reactor.
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