Energy and climate connect rulemaking and bills, research funding, and government procurement. This page aggregates work on renewables, nuclear, the grid, and emissions across sources.
Research & papers 1
- NSF grant 2026-08-01 SBIR Phase II: Bridging Fugitive Emission Monitoring Gaps via Artificial Intelligenc... Explained
Policy & rules 35
- Federal Register 2026-09-17 Rescission of the Greenhouse Gas Findings for Fossil Fuel-Fired Power Plants and Rep... ↗
- Federal Register 2026-09-14 Approval and Promulgation of Implementation Plans; California; San Joaquin Valley, R... ↗
- Federal Register 2026-08-27 Air Plan Approval; FL; Emissions Reporting Requirements and Permitting Forms ↗
- Federal Register 2026-08-21 Duke Energy Progress, LLC; Brunswick Steam Electric Plant, Units 1 and 2, Shearon Ha... ↗
- Federal Register 2026-08-21 Government Owned Invention Available for License: Matched Patient-Derived 3D Isocitr... ↗
- Federal Register 2026-08-07 California Independent System, Operator Corporation, Citizen S-Line Transmission LLC... ↗
- Federal Register 2026-08-07 California Independent System; Operator Corporation; Citizen S-Line Transmission LLC... ↗
- Federal Register 2026-08-07 New York Independent System Operator, Inc.; Central Hudson Gas & Electric Corporatio... ↗
FAQ
What can I learn from this energy & climate topic?
You can follow energy and climate across research, policy, procurement, and markets — energy prices, related rules, and the Department of Energy.
Which data is involved?
EIA energy prices, the Federal Register (environmental and energy rules), and company and agency profiles.
Why does it matter?
Decarbonization, grid expansion, and data-center power demand are moving policy and markets significantly.
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