Al Gore Was Wrong About Everything. And Still Made His Millions.

May 20, 2026

For more than 30 years, Al Gore has built a career on one business model: predict the apocalypse, scare the public, get rich, repeat. And after decades of failed predictions, the climate movement still treats him like a prophet. A new Wall Street Journal piece revisits Gore’s long record of climate hysteria and catastrophic predictions that never came true. He warned that most of Florida could become uninhabitable. He claimed Glacier National Park would lose its glaciers. He predicted the Arctic could be ice-free by 2016. None of it happened. Florida’s population exploded, the glaciers are still there, and the…


Zeldin Takes Aim at Permitting Roadblocks

May 11, 2026

The Trump administration is taking another meaningful step toward restoring America’s ability to build. On Monday, EPA Administrator Lee Zeldin unveiled a proposal to streamline permitting requirements for major infrastructure and manufacturing projects, helping clear the way for faster construction of power generation, data centers, and industrial facilities. For too long, burdensome and ambiguous permitting rules have slowed investment, delayed critical projects, and weakened America’s economic competitiveness. This proposal recognizes a simple reality: non-emitting preparatory construction activities should not be trapped in years of unnecessary bureaucracy before a shovel can touch the ground. As Zeldin explained: “Today’s proposal works to provide solutions…


PTF Uncovers Billionaire Funded Campaign to Sabotage America’s AI and Technology Boom

May 4, 2026

Power The Future’s new report “Manufactured Outrage: How National Environmental Activists Are Spending Millions to Elect Democrats, Block Data Centers, and Undermine President Trump’s Pro-Growth Agenda” exposes a coordinated, billionaire-funded and potentially foreign-backed campaign to obstruct data center and Artificial Intelligence (AI) infrastructure development across the United States.  As first reported by Fox News, PTF has sent a letter to Congress asking them to take a closer look at opposition to data centers across the country. The letter to congressional leaders calls for an investigation into whether foreign nationals or governments have funded organizations working to obstruct American infrastructure, and whether…


Why This Oil Price Spike Won’t Last

March 12, 2026

Gas prices jumped over the past week, and they’re already starting to come back down. That’s not a coincidence. It’s what happens when the underlying energy foundation is sound. Before that story gets buried, here are the facts. In 2022, prices stayed elevated for months leading up to and after Russia invaded Ukraine, not simply because of the war, but because the Biden administration had already broken America’s supply response mechanism. Blocked federal leases, canceled pipelines, threatened energy executives with criminal prosecution, and drained the Strategic Petroleum Reserve to its lowest level since 1983. When the shock hit, America had no…


New York’s Climate Law Meets Reality: And Ratepayers Are Paying the Price

March 6, 2026

New Yorkers are facing some of the highest electricity prices in the country, and even state leaders are beginning to acknowledge that the state’s sweeping climate mandates may be part of the problem. A recent report highlights residents struggling with soaring utility bills, with many households paying more than $400 per month for electricity. The affordability crisis has now reached Albany, where lawmakers and Governor Kathy Hochul are debating whether the state’s landmark 2019 climate law needs to be revised. The law set ambitious targets: 70 percent renewable electricity by 2030 and a fully carbon-free grid by 2040. But state officials now…


PTF Hails President Trump’s Move to Repeal Costly Obama-Era “Endangerment” Rule As a Generational Game Changer

February 10, 2026

For more than a decade, Washington bureaucrats and climate activists have leaned on one Obama-era regulation to justify an avalanche of rules that drove up energy prices, slowed infrastructure, and punished working families. That era may finally be ending. Reports that the Trump Administration’s Environmental Protection Agency will rescind the so-called “endangerment finding” mark one of the most consequential energy policy moves in a generation. The rule served as the legal foundation for more than $1 trillion in climate regulations, empowering regulators to reshape the American economy without a single vote from Congress. Power The Future applauds President Trump for…


Cold Exposes the Real Cost of Biden’s Electric Bus Experiment

February 5, 2026

An Arctic blast across much of the East Coast didn’t just disrupt travel,  but it exposed serious flaws in the Biden administration’s multi-billion-dollar electric bus push. As first reported by Fox News, taxpayer-funded electric buses struggled to operate or charge in routine winter conditions, raising fresh questions about whether political priorities overtook practicality and oversight. According to the reporting, more than $8 billion has been funneled into electric transit and school bus programs, even as federal auditors found that agencies failed to properly track whether buses were delivered, operable, or in service. In some cases, school districts lacked charging infrastructure altogether. “Spending…


Spanberger on Mission to Make Virginia More Unaffordable

January 21, 2026

In her first address to the Virginia General Assembly, according to Cardinal News, Gov. Abigail Spanberger made clear that instead of confronting real drivers of rising energy costs, she’s doubling down on regulations that will make electricity more expensive and burden families and businesses. Spanberger’s centerpiece energy proposal, rejoining the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), is emblematic of this misplaced priority. Though she claims it will lower bills and fund efficiency programs, cap-and-trade schemes like RGGI inherently inflate costs for utilities and ratepayers, and that the only guaranteed outcome is more regulatory complexity and higher bills. Rather than focusing on expanding…


Power The Future Exposes Climate “Lawfare” Campaign Targeting America’s Courts

August 18, 2025

This week, Power The Future sent a letter to Attorney General Pam Bondi demanding an investigation into what we see as a coordinated “national lawfare campaign” by left-wing climate activists to quietly influence judges across the country. At the center of this campaign is the Environmental Law Institute’s Climate Judiciary Project (CJP), which has boasted about “educating” roughly two thousand judges, including federal judges, on how to view and approach climate litigation. Here’s the problem: this isn’t neutral education. It’s behind-closed-doors advocacy designed to push one side of the climate debate directly into the courts. As our letter makes clear:…


As Newsom Takes Vanity Tour, California’s Gas Prices Soar

July 11, 2025

California Governor Gavin Newsom has been traveling across the country on a thinly veiled 2028 presidential campaign bid. While he has been gallivanting around southern states, constituents in his home state are set to pay a lot more at the pump thanks to a one-two punch from his green agenda.  New data from the Energy Information Administration (EIA) shows that gas prices on the West Coast are poised to spike further following the planned shutdown of two California refineries, which reduce the state’s capacity to produce fuel. On top of that, California drivers were hit with a gas tax hike on July 1, and are facing…