Bill Loveless
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Q&A: Coal comeback unlikely after Paris climate pact withdrawal, says utility CEO
The head of one of the biggest U.S. utilities says power plants won't burn more coal. → Read More
Trump might not be able to reverse the coal industry's slump. Here's why
Time will tell whether the case for sustainable energy will gain much traction. → Read More
Big Oil takes message to the Super Bowl
That said, API is no stranger to elaborate ad campaigns, having spent considerably in recent years advocating public policies in support of oil and natural gas at a time of heightened public concern over climate change and growing interest in cleaner → Read More
Carbon tax chances slim under Trump, though even Tillerson supports the idea
Even BP and Trump's Secretary of State pick, former Exxon CEO Rex Tillerson, are open to such a tax. → Read More
Compact, prefab power plants may revive nuclear option
An Oregon-based company takes a big step toward rekindling the nuclear power option. → Read More
Trump may be good for oil, trouble for renewables
Many energy producers see reasons for optimism as they start 2017. → Read More
Trump may be good for oil, trouble for renewables
Many energy producers see reasons for optimism as they start 2017. → Read More
Could hackers knock out our power? It happened in Ukraine
Lax cybersecurity can be really costly. → Read More
Could hackers knock out our power? It happened in Ukraine
Lax cybersecurity can be really costly. → Read More
Utilities? Relatively safe investments, sure, but ….
For 2017, Fitch forecasts growth in electric-utility sales of no more than 0.5%. → Read More
OPEC's power slips amid a spurt in U.S. oil production
Only time will tell whether OPEC will effectively implement its recent decision to curb oil supplies and reverse a price slump that’s persisted for 2½ years. But amid the many prognostications over oil prices, something else is clear: When it comes to energy security, the U.S. is in a much better position today than it has been in years. Carlos Pascual, a top energy official at the State… → Read More
OPEC's power slips amid a spurt in U.S. oil production
The U.S. is producing more oil than it has in decades and record levels of natural gas. → Read More
OPEC's power slips amid a spurt in U.S. oil production
The U.S. is producing more oil than it has in decades and record levels of natural gas. → Read More
Coal's decline may continue even under Trump
Trump has said he hopes to boost the declining U.S. coal industry. → Read More
What Trump's pro-drilling stance means for oil, gas industry
Reducing government regulations goes only so far in a sector dependent on market prices. → Read More
Solar showdown among energy reforms on state ballots
How proposals in Colorado, Florida, Nevada and Washington could be energy sector game-changers. → Read More
Loveless: U.S. looks to Canada for green power
Among the biggest openings involves imports of clean electricity from Canada. → Read More
Loveless: U.S. looks to Canada for green power
Among the biggest openings involves imports of clean electricity from Canada. → Read More
Canada's Fortis makes inroads into U.S. market
Fortis began trading on the NYSE after completing its acquisition of ITC Holdings → Read More
Improvements help utilities respond quicker to hurricane storm damage
Hurricane Sandy dealt a devastating blow to the U.S. in 2012, leaving more than $70 billion in damages, 71 people dead and millions without electricity, mostly in New York and New Jersey. → Read More