Josh Siegel

The top Republican contender for the House Energy and Commerce Committee chairmanship will play a crucial role in shaping energy policy and may push to repeal parts of the Inflation Reduction Act if Republicans win in Congress.Nirmal Mulaikal and Josh Siegel report for POLITICO.In short:R...

David Turk sat down recently for an extended interview with POLITICO Energy host Josh Siegel, and his comments come as the lame duck session looms and a permitting bill in the Senate is gathering momentum.

Deputy Energy Secretary David Turk emphasized that Congress must pass permitting reforms to help the U.S. meet its climate goals.Nirmal Mulaikal and Josh Siegel report for POLITICO.In short:Deputy Energy Secretary David Turk says the administration’s clean energy goals depend on Congress passing sub...

Camila Thorndike has sought to draw a contrast between Harris’ long support for climate action with the stance of Donald Trump.

Three reasons to be bullish on the Baltimore Ravens defense, which has been disappointing so far in the 2024 season.

To understand how these issues are swaying voters one way or the other in these states, POLITICO Energy host Josh Siegel spoke with two researchers.

Energy policy on fracking in Pennsylvania and electric vehicles in Michigan has emerged as a divisive issue influencing voters as Kamala Harris and Donald Trump campaign for union and blue-collar support in two critical swing states.

Employees work at the Array Technologies solar equipment plant in Albuquerque, New Mexico, on Oct. 2.

By Victor Jack, Josh Siegel, Camille Gijs, Jordyn Dahl | 11/04/2024 12:28 PM EST

The candidates are divided on everything — except, maybe, fossil fuels. There's one guaranteed victor in Tuesday's United States election: Europe's addiction to American fossil fuels.