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The Biden administration — which is expected to approve the massive Willow project in the Arctic — said Sunday it will move on protections against further → Read More
The budget request offered clues on the administration's plans on everything from pipelines to fusion. → Read More
The number of oil and gas permits approved by the Bureau of Land Management for drilling on public lands declined to its lowest number under the Biden → Read More
An Australian oil and gas company believes it’s discovered more than a billion barrels of high-quality crude oil under federal lands in the Arctic. → Read More
Vineyard Wind said yesterday it will withdraw its application for federal approval to erect the first large offshore wind farm in the country. → Read More
Analysts are anticipating a potential flurry of last-minute energy rollbacks, permitting decisions and new rules that could impinge on a Biden administration. → Read More
Interior Department employees returning to headquarters this week will see some differences in their old haunts. → Read More
CHEYENNE — A U.S. Forest Service plan released Friday would reduce designated sage grouse habitat in Wyoming and Nevada while easing grazing rules intended to protect the ground-dwelling birds in → Read More
A liquefied natural gas terminal proposed for the Oregon coast to take natural gas produced in Western states to overseas markets was denied Monday by the state’s Department of Environmental → Read More
Sparked by a permitting war among Wyoming’s oil and gas producers, mineral owners in eastern Wyoming say they are banding together in defense, pushing for changes to Wyoming’s drilling rules → Read More
The Virginia businessman whose attempt to buy the Kemmerer coal mine in western Wyoming failed this month blamed the busted bid on the creditors of the bankrupt coal company Westmoreland. → Read More
The flooding of rivers in the Midwest decreased first-quarter shipments of Peabody Energy’s Powder River Basin coal by 22 percent, the company noted Wednesday in a call with investors. → Read More
The Virginia businessman who’d planned to purchase and operate a troubled coal mine in western Wyoming has backed out after a failure to secure bonding ahead of a deadline. → Read More
Gov. Mark Gordon said he was “deeply concerned” Friday by Rocky Mountain Power’s serious consideration of shuttering some coal-fired power plant units in Wyoming within four years. → Read More
Powder River Basin coal demand could fall between 1 to 3 percent per year, according to one of the basin’s largest producers, Arch Coal. → Read More
The company trying to open the first coal mine in 50 years in northern Wyoming won the right to mine under another coal company’s surface rights in a court decision → Read More
The Trump administration’s elimination of a hallmark of the “war on coal” — an Obama-era moratorium on new coal leasing — was ruled unlawful Friday by a federal judge in → Read More
Oil and gas operators north of Highway 20-26 east of Riverton have been producing salty water and pouring it down a seasonal stream called Badwater Creek for 55 years. → Read More
An oil and gas firm secured Friday the last of its necessary Wyoming permits for a 730-mile-high power transmission line to connect the largest proposed onshore wind development in the → Read More
An oil and gas firm’s controversial plan to expand its operations by more than 4,000 wells in central Wyoming advanced Thursday with the release of a draft federal environmental review. → Read More