Ben Geman is a reporter at Yahoo News. He covers a range of topics including energy and mining, climate change, sustainability, and technology, with a particular focus on ESG issues, oil and gas, and significant events like the UN Climate Change Conference. Ben has been featured in notable outlets such as RealClearEnergy, Axios, NewsBreak, EthicalMarkets, and C-SPAN.
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Ben Geman's coverage predominantly centers around energy, environment, and politics with a focus on climate change and related events such as COP28. His articles often cite government announcements and data.
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The Energy Department's stats arm sees just modest output growth this year and next (albeit from already record levels).
The former North Dakota governor goes before the Energy and Natural Resources Committee.
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Biden poured money into addressing climate "in a way that is likely to be politically durable," Brookings analyst Samantha Gross said.
President-elect Trump 's opening flurry of executive orders will declare a "national energy emergency" to juice higher production and lower consumer costs, an incoming administration official tells Axios.
He's establishing a national "energy emergency" and launching actions that favor expanding fossil fuel production and generation.
It's a massive homework assignment, and K Street faces new tests.
By: Andrew Freedman, Ben Geman, Daniel Moore
President Trump signed a blitz of first-day energy-related executive orders on Monday, establishing a national "energy emergency" and setting in motion actions that heavily favor expanding fossil fuel production and generation.
By: Nick Sobczyk, Ben Geman, Daniel Moore
Wright focused on Biden requirement that grant applicants file plans that spell out community workforce and environmental benefits.
This chart ☝️ helps explain why President Trump's anti-wind executive order could have limited effects for onshore projects. But offshore, there's far more jeopardy.
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