Anna Kramer
Energy and Environment Reporter at NOTUS
energy + enviro reporter @NOTUSreports. email me: [email protected]. words @nytimes @WIRED @washingtonpost @TheAtlantic etc. get my food emails👇
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1 week ago |
notus.org | Anna Kramer
The prospects for America’s natural gas industry were already looking up under the Trump administration — and then the president launched a global trade war. As the White House pursues trade negotiations with more than 100 countries, America’s growing liquefied natural gas industry is being sold as a vital bargaining chip in talks.
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1 week ago |
notus.org | Claire Heddles |Anna Kramer
Donald Trump is making moves intended to seriously restrict the public’s input on government rules — and give the president more power to erase regulations unilaterally. This push reared its head in an unlikely place this week; Trump issued an executive order Wednesday evening changing the definition of “showerhead” and said that it did not need to go through the typical notice and comment period associated with changing a regulation. His justification: Because he says so.
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2 weeks ago |
notus.org | Anna Kramer
President Donald Trump’s decision to invoke little-used emergency powers to bolster the American coal industry left energy analysts alarmed and uncertain about what would happen next. Kent Chandler, the former chair of the public service commission in Kentucky and now a fellow at the center-right R Street Institute, found himself having flashbacks.
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2 weeks ago |
notus.org | Anna Kramer
The Department of Energy is pushing federal workers to voluntarily resign before it submits its “significant” reorganization plans to the White House next week. Lou Hrkman, the Trump administration’s political appointee in charge of the Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy, urged staff in an all-hands meeting Tuesday morning to consider taking the resignation opportunity before it expires Tuesday night, according to audio of the meeting obtained by NOTUS.
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2 weeks ago |
notus.org | Anna Kramer
Donald Trump’s “energy dominance” agenda, already looking increasingly difficult to achieve, is now taking a massive blow from the president’s trade agenda. Despite Trump’s choice to exempt at least part of the energy industry from the sweeping tariffs that partially go into effect at midnight Friday, virtually no part of the U.S. energy and electricity industries will be able to avoid cost increases and significantly longer timelines induced by the new tariffs.
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RT @claireheddles: Trump signed 3 executive actions this week that cut public comment out of federal rule changes. His legal justification?…
DOE usually uses emergency power to keep power supply during hurricanes, crises, etc. Trump ordered them to seriously break precedent and use it to keep power plants (coal) from shutting down The order looks eerily similar to a 2023 Kentucky law... https://t.co/LkBAmgH0bK
So yesterday, the Trump administration cancelled the government contract for climate change research — the national climate assessment. Two days ago, the Daily Wire ran an article blasting the program and calling contractors "liberal climate consultants." https://t.co/tvAO1TeWsY
