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Benjamin Storrow
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Reporter, Climatewire
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By Benjamin Storrow Verified| POLITICO Verified Presidents often come into office promising to remake the energy industry. But the world has a way of complicating their plans. Barack Obama, who staked his environmental legacy on greening cars and power plants, oversaw the fracking revolution. Donald Trump promised to save coal during his first term, only to see the industry wither. Joe Biden signed America up for a net-zero future, then saw U.S. oil and gas production soar to record levels.
By Benjamin Storrow Verified, Brian Dabbs Verified| Scientific American Verified CLIMATEWIRE | America’s energy transition will slow — but won’t stop entirely — if President Donald Trump is successful in repealing environmental regulations and slashing green subsidies, according to a pair of analyses released Tuesday. The annual energy outlooks from the U.S. Energy Information Administration and BloombergNEF offer a window to the country's potential energy future after Trump.
By Benjamin Storrow Verified| POLITICO Verified Presidents often come into office promising to remake the energy industry. But the world has a way of complicating their plans. Barack Obama, who staked his environmental legacy on greening cars and power plants, oversaw the fracking revolution. Donald Trump promised to save coal during his first term, only to see the industry wither. Joe Biden signed America up for a net-zero future, then saw U.S. oil and gas production soar to record levels.
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Climatewire
E&E News is a prominent media organization based in Washington, D.C., specializing in energy and environmental news. Founded in 1998, it has become a leading source for timely and objective reporting in these sectors, serving a diverse range of subscribers, including decision-makers in government, business, NGOs, and academia. The company is dedicated to high-quality, non-partisan journalism, offering extensive coverage on topics such as climate policy, air and water pollution, corporate sustainability, and energy regulations. E&E News publishes five daily publications that provide in-depth analysis and updates, along with video programs and monthly live briefings to share critical insights. With a team of over 75 reporters and editors, E&E News is committed to keeping its audience informed about key issues affecting the energy and environmental landscape.
Washington, District of Columbia, United States
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Founded: 1998