The rule aims to help the state curb greenhouse-gas emissions

PJM Interconnection sounds the latest alarm that fossil-fuel plants are shutting down without adequate replacement power. The political class yawns.

Don’t believe for a second Consumer Product Safety Commission member Richard Trumka Jr.’s slippery claim that they aren’t coming for your stove. Or the media narrative thatRepublicans are “hyping” a new “culture war” by “pretending” the Biden administration intends to ban gas stoves.

Federal bureaucrats aren’t the only ones looking to ban gas stoves. Plenty of state and local officials want to do just that, including here in Nevada.

https://www.wsj.com/articles/biden-is-coming-for-your-gas-stove-consumer-product-safety-commission-richard-trumka-environmental-protection-agency-11673303864

Winter is coming, and Americans may get a cold shock when they get their heating bills,

according to a report released last week by the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA)

that deserves more attention. Bundle up and set your thermostat at 68 degrees, or prepare to

pay a bundle.

A pair of federal hydrogen initiatives are giving natural gas utility executives renewed confidence in their ability to deploy the low-carbon fuel in distribution systems.