Liam Denning

Federal rules for self-driving cars will be helpful, but they shouldn’t be written with one company in mind.

The incoming administration’s "drill, baby, drill" demand will fall on deaf ears unless rising prices encourage more production.

The incoming administration's "drill, baby, drill" demand will fall on deaf ears unless rising prices encourage more production.

It’s not ideal that support for the energy transition under Trump rests on geopolitical tensions, but the industry will take what leverage it can get.

Big Tech has the deep pockets to fund new reactors but is short on time.

For green policy to work, the party must broaden its appeal.

President-elect Donald Trump’s victory understandably looms large over the future of U.S. climate policy. Equally important, however, is the flip side: Vice President Kamala Harris’ defeat. How Democrats internalize this

The oil major is betting Big Tech’s need for speed will open up a bigger market for gas-fired plants.

This column does not necessarily reflect the opinion of the editorial board or Bloomberg LP and its owners. Liam Denning is a Bloomberg Opinion columnist covering energy.

Undercutting electric vehicle demand while supporting the manufacture of batteries and other components sets up the auto industry for failure.