
POLITICO breaks down the stories and power players shaping energy politics and policy in the U.S. and around the world through original interviews, sharp reporting and expert analysis — all from the world’s largest energy policy newsroom.
| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1579 | Founded | 7 years ago |
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President Donald Trump and congressional Republicans have attacked solar power and rolled back key industry tax credits. But now, in conservative Georgia, Republicans are embracing the green technology, exposing a growing divide within the party. POL... more
Today, POLITICO deputy editor-in-chief Joe Schatz sits down for an extended conversation with Nick Brown, the Democratic attorney general of Washington. They discuss the Trump administration’s legal battles with Washington over wind power and coal, h... more
Big Ag has long dominated Iowa politics, but in this year’s governor’s race, both parties are challenging the industry’s political power in part because of concerns over farm pollution. POLITICO’s Ellie Borst breaks down why Big Ag is on the defensiv... more
Today, POLITICO Energy guest host James Bikales sits down for an extended interview with Toby Rice, the president and CEO of EQT, one of the country’s largest natural gas producers and a major potential supplier to data centers. They discuss whether ... more
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Although this show has been sponsored by Chevron for some time, it has provided very good reporting based in fact. The interviews were not hard-hitting but the interviewer used to ask a follow up on answers that might not have been fact-based or clear. Now, for the past 6-8 months, the interviews are absolute softballs, no follow-up questions, and complete lack of fact-checking. I work in the utility-scale industry, representing independent power producers. I see the data. I know the history. Th... more
The show has lost all credibility since the second Trump administration. Once a fairly neutral source of information about the current events of the energy industry, the show has become a mouthpiece for big oil (no surprise as Chevron is the sponsor).
The worst episodes are when they interview members of the administration giving them a platform to spread misinformation (looking at you Sec Wright), or when they had API to talk about permitting reform and the host allowed the guest to weasel ou... more
Enjoy the subject of this podcast but the messaging is very pro-fossil fuels which is apparent by their sponsor chevron 👎
The spoiled milk in my fridge is more qualified to run the EPA than Zeldin.
I like the content of this podcast, but I don’t trust its content or editorial decision-making based on the long-lasting sponsorship by Chevron, so listen w a boulder of salt.
We hate chevron!
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A concise overview of timely energy policy, politics, and market dynamics driven by in-depth interviews with policymakers, reporters, and industry experts. Episodes typically dissect regulatory shifts, infrastructure debates, and technology transitions—often highlighting how federal and state actions interact with energy markets, climate goals, and political calculations. A notable pattern is frequent access to high-profile figures (senators, governors, agency leaders) and industry watchers, with coverage that marries policy nuance to practical implications for energy investment, pricing, and regulation. The show is useful for listeners who want sharp context on energy politics, regulatory risk, and the forces shaping the sector, though spo... more
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Recent guests on POLITICO Energy include:
1. Nick Brown
2. Ellie Borst
3. Toby Rice
4. Shelby Webb
5. Jessie Blaeser
6. Jim Robb
7. Hannah Northey
8. Calvin Butler
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