Zack Colman is an Energy & Environment Reporter at POLITICO. He focuses on climate change, energy policy, and sustainability, covering a range of topics including renewable energy, oil and gas, and global warming. Zack's insights have been featured in prominent outlets such as WIRED, Scientific American, and E&E News.
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The Arizona senator wants his party to focus on energy affordability over climate change appeals to win control in November.
The Maine populist Democrat wants to stop electricity price increases but is silent on a data center moratorium.
By: Jordyn Dahl, Zack Colman, Sara Schonhardt, Charlie Cooper
The question is when, not if, U.S. and European auto markets will open up to Chinese EV investment.
By: Sara Schonhardt, Zack Colman, Charlie Cooper, Jordyn Dahl
The question is when, not if, U.S. and European auto markets will open up to Chinese EV investment.
By: Zack Colman
Mercedes-Benz and Volvo Cars exceed the limits for Chinese control under a bipartisan bill that would ban access to the U.S. market until 2032.
Industry group the Data Center Coalition's new public push is a response to concerns that the rapid growth of data centers for AI is feeding soaring power
By: Zack Colman
Advocates say a yearslong pattern of rejection from regulators has chilled the pursuit of those new tools — even as power companies are struggling to keep up with the demand from their massive data centers.
The Trump administration has swept away climate change policies, Democrats are focused on energy costs, and environmental groups have gone quiet.
By: Timothy Cama, Kelsey Tamborrino, Christa Marshall, Zack Colman
State leaders are rolling out energy and environmental guardrails for data centers as politics heat up over the sprawling AI campuses.
By: Zack Colman, Hannah Northey, Ian M. Stevenson
The Energy Department is giving millions to a company partially led by a far-right activist and telecom executive to build the nation's first coal-fired power plant since 2013.
