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What to expect when you’re expecting a presidential transition
By: Kevin Bogardus, Robin Bravender | 11/04/2024 01:24 PM EST
Ballot initiatives: Gas bans, offshore wind and CO2 pipelines
By: Mika Travis, Carlos Anchondo, Shelby Webb | 11/05/2024 06:43 AM EST
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Our definitive guide to energy on Capitol Hill, providing an in-depth look at congressional committees, legislation, and leadership in both the lame duck and new Congress.
Our daily detailed look at how the new administration will impact the energy industry and the policies that guide it.
Our comprehensive look at the policies and politics of a changing climate in the U.S. and abroad.
Our daily dive into campaign funding, federal spending and the who, why and how of federal agencies are impacting natural resources policies.
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Our specialist journalists deliver the most comprehensive reporting and compelling storytelling available for every topic and niche, providing our influential readers with the most detailed policy coverage around. Our editorial team is your go-to source for the outcome of the 2024 elections and how the presidential transition will affect energy policy and more, including:
- Natural gas exports
- Energy permitting
- Electric vehicles
- Renewable energy
- The electric grid
- Climate action
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The E&E News team is experienced and deeply sourced when it comes to environmental and energy policy, giving our coverage greater depth than other media outlets. Our specialist reporters are wired on Capitol Hill and inside federal agencies, while others are strategically positioned in key U.S. states. Our newsroom delivers original reporting and analysis you need to understand real-time climate and energy policymaking and its impact on industry.