Taylor Kuykendall

In this episode of the Energy Evolution Podcast, host Taylor Kuykendall discusses climate litigation with legal experts Hannah Weisman , a professor of law at Penn State University, and Phil Goldberg

In this episode of the Energy Evolution Podcast, host Taylor Kuykendall discusses climate litigation with legal experts Hannah Weisman , a professor of law at Penn State University, and Phil Goldberg

<p>In this episode of S&P Global Commodity Insights' Energy Evolution, co-host <strong>Taylor Kuykendall</strong> dives into the future of nuclear

<p>Energy Evolution is merging with Platts Future Energy, and in this inaugural episode of the new series, hosts <strong>Taylor Kuykendall</strong> an

As Donald Trump prepares for a second term as US president, the coal industry anticipates regulatory rollbacks that could spur a rejuvenation despite ongoing challenges from market forces and environmental concerns.

US President Donald Trump has threatened to saddle Russia with more sanctions, taxes and tariffs if it fails to negotiate a peace deal with Ukraine.

Large US coal miners are reining in costs and expect peers unable to reduce expenses to get pushed out of the market as the industry awaits a reversal

Emily Domenech, President Donald Trump's newly-appointed lead of the Federal Permitting Improvement Steering Council, said she aims to streamline federal permitting processes, enhance transparency and foster bipartisan support for permitting reform.

Rising gold prices are encouraging more small-scale mining, which can include or be associated with illegal activities exacerbating social unrest and environmental damage.

In this episode, host Taylor Kuykendall speaks with Gerard Barron, CEO of The Metals Co. Barron and his company are looking to mine the ocean floor