John Haughey
Reporter
John Haughey is an award-winning Epoch Times reporter who covers U.S. elections, U.S. Congress, energy, defense, and infrastructure.
Mr. Haughey has more than 45 years of media experience. You can reach John via email at [email protected]
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Senate-Passed Megabill Modifies Energy Tax Provisions
It removes excise tax on solar and wind projects and extends for a year tax credits on renewable energy projects.
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Trump Issues Memo Streamlining Critical Mineral Funding, Permitting
The president instructed agencies to funnel project applications and allocations through the National Energy Dominance Council and White House budget office.
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These Energy Tax Credits Are on Chopping Block in GOP Megabill
Tax credits for weatherization improvements, electric vehicles, heat pumps, and rooftop solar could be out the window.
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Texas Company Unveils Plans to Build World’s Largest Data Center Complex
Fermi America says its Amarillo development will be powered by the nation’s ‘biggest’ integrated nuclear, natural gas, and solar ‘HyperGrid.’
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Senate Hearing Highlights Alleged CCP Links in Funding Climate-Related Lawsuits
Sen. Ted Cruz said the CCP has funneled $12 million to U.S. climate groups since 2020 via a San Francisco nonprofit.
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Rare Earth Startups Say Without Subsidies and Support, US Can’t Shake China’s Control
The United States ‘can no longer have the Chinese knee on our neck,’ an expert warns lawmakers, calling for a federally backed market and strategic stockpiles.
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Big Data Centers Are Booming, but Secret Deals Draw Local Opposition
With hundreds of projects before local planners, nondisclosure pacts and tax incentives are spurring suspicion among local residents.
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New York Launches First Nuclear Energy Project in US in 15 Years
The governor ordered the New York Power Authority ’to develop and construct a zero-emission advanced nuclear power plant in Upstate New York.’
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Bipartisan Resistance to ‘Green’ Electricity Cuts Could Zap July 4 Budget Goal
Key Republicans say renewables are emerging as economic drivers in their states while a growing body of studies say sweeping slashes will hike energy costs.
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Energy Secretary Grilled by Senate Panel Over Funding Clawbacks
The energy secretary told a panel that 500 programs allotted $300 billion in loans are being examined, warning, ‘Some will be modified, some will be ended.’
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Senate-Passed Megabill Modifies Energy Tax Provisions
It removes excise tax on solar and wind projects and extends for a year tax credits on renewable energy projects.
|
Trump Issues Memo Streamlining Critical Mineral Funding, Permitting
The president instructed agencies to funnel project applications and allocations through the National Energy Dominance Council and White House budget office.
|
These Energy Tax Credits Are on Chopping Block in GOP Megabill
Tax credits for weatherization improvements, electric vehicles, heat pumps, and rooftop solar could be out the window.
|
Texas Company Unveils Plans to Build World’s Largest Data Center Complex
Fermi America says its Amarillo development will be powered by the nation’s ‘biggest’ integrated nuclear, natural gas, and solar ‘HyperGrid.’
|
Senate Hearing Highlights Alleged CCP Links in Funding Climate-Related Lawsuits
Sen. Ted Cruz said the CCP has funneled $12 million to U.S. climate groups since 2020 via a San Francisco nonprofit.
|
Rare Earth Startups Say Without Subsidies and Support, US Can’t Shake China’s Control
The United States ‘can no longer have the Chinese knee on our neck,’ an expert warns lawmakers, calling for a federally backed market and strategic stockpiles.
|
Big Data Centers Are Booming, but Secret Deals Draw Local Opposition
With hundreds of projects before local planners, nondisclosure pacts and tax incentives are spurring suspicion among local residents.
|
New York Launches First Nuclear Energy Project in US in 15 Years
The governor ordered the New York Power Authority ’to develop and construct a zero-emission advanced nuclear power plant in Upstate New York.’
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Bipartisan Resistance to ‘Green’ Electricity Cuts Could Zap July 4 Budget Goal
Key Republicans say renewables are emerging as economic drivers in their states while a growing body of studies say sweeping slashes will hike energy costs.
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Energy Secretary Grilled by Senate Panel Over Funding Clawbacks
The energy secretary told a panel that 500 programs allotted $300 billion in loans are being examined, warning, ‘Some will be modified, some will be ended.’
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