Author: Jeff Luse (Jeff Luse)

C3’s writing on advanced nuclear reactors was featured in Deseret News. C3, an online magazine put out by the Conservative Coalition for Climate Solutions, flagged the bills, including two that would cut costs. One of those bills is sponsored by Rep. John Curtis, R-Utah and another is sponsored by Rep. Larry Bucshon, R-Indiana. The magazine...

Nick Loris writes in RealClearMarkets that we need more energy to reduce emissions. Politicians and diplomats talk frequently about the coming “energy transition.” But what they should highlight is something the planet must have: energy expansion. More energy is necessary, because too many people still live in energy poverty. For example, more than 600 million...

Jeff Luse wrote in National Review about Biden’s American Climate Corps. Making good on one of his campaign promises, President Biden recently launched the American Climate Corps. Authorized through executive order, rather than Congress, the new program will recruit young Americans to plant trees, conserve public lands, and protect biodiversity. While these are laudable objectives,...

Nick Loris was quoted in E&E News on his thoughts on what the McCarthy vote means for energy policy. Over the years, he gave space for his party to move past hardcore denialism and talk about clean energy policies, even as he himself represented a district dominated by an oil industry struggling in a progressive...

John Hart appeared on Fox News DC following the vote to oust Kevin McCarthy from the Speaker of the House. Watch here.

John Hart joined Scripps News to discuss the vote to oust Kevin McCarthy from the House Speakership. Watch here.

Jeff Luse wrote in The National Interest about the need to modernize America’s nuclear power policy. For the first time in nearly thirty years, a newly constructed nuclear power plant provides energy for the U.S. grid. On Monday, the Georgia Southern-owned Vogtle Unit 3 powered up, bringing reliable, carbon-free power to nearly 500,000 homes and businesses...

Nick Loris was quoted in Semafor with his thoughts on permitting reform. “That last measure — a reversal of NEPA revisions made under the Trump administration that made it harder to sue — is especially bothersome for Republicans, since such lawsuits are routinely filed against fossil fuel and mining projects. Only about 10% of NEPA lawsuits lead...