Energy CEOs Pocket $12.3M Average Raises While Workers Need 347 Years to Match Pay

Energy CEOs pocketed $12.3M raises while customers faced 13 million shutoffs. The numbers behind this gap are staggering.

Spain’s 31 GW Blackout: One Year On, No One Held Accountable as Renewables Expand

31 GW vanished in five seconds. Eight people died. One year later, no one is responsible. Read why that matters.

FirstEnergy Executives Face Second Corruption Trial After $4.3 Million Bribery Case Ends in Mistrial

Ohio’s biggest corruption case ended without a verdict. Now, two FirstEnergy executives face a second trial—and the defense’s argument may surprise you.

Hawaii’s Bold Move: Pushing Insurers to Hold Big Oil Accountable for Climate Devastation

Hawaii’s revolutionary strategy forces insurers to confront Big Oil over climate damages, flipping the script on who pays for devastation. Should polluters—not taxpayers—foot the bill for their deception?

Oregon’s Controversial Utility Shield: Wildfire Reforms Spark Immunity Battle

Oregon utilities push for wildfire immunity while drowning in liability claims. Is this “safety certification” a corporate escape hatch? Lawmakers and trial lawyers clash over disaster accountability.

Oil Giants Escape Supreme Court Scrutiny While Climate Lawsuits Rage On

Big Oil dodges Supreme Court while drowning in climate lawsuits—ExxonMobil and Shell face 40+ cases claiming public deception. The battle for accountability rages on.