Zack Colman is an Energy & Environment Reporter at POLITICO. He focuses on climate change, sustainability, and energy policy, covering topics such as renewable energy, climate policy, and environmental services. Zack's work has been featured in prominent outlets including RealClearEnergy, WIRED, Scientific American, and POLITICO Europe.
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Zack Colman's coverage predominantly revolves around climate change, international relations, and the oil industry. His focus on government announcements and legal policy regulation indicates a strong interest in the intersection between politics, finance, and environmental policy.
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By: Zia Weise, Zack Colman
Tariffs on everything from EVs to grid components could slow the energy transition.
Climate change might be costing you hundreds of dollars a year.
With help from Benjamin Storrow and Sara Schonhardt in the U.S., Charlie Cooper in the United Kingdom, Joana Lehner in Germany, Zia Weise in
European officials say the prospect of a U.S. cutoff is exposing the risks of relying on American fuel.
Democrat Rob Bonta is preparing to fight the president’s rollback of a regulatory keystone on climate.
The tech giant says grid congestion can delay service for up to a decade as it pushes to build more power lines and tap unused capacity.
Google’s sustainability chief acknowledged that the odds of reaching net-zero emissions by 2030 are shrinking in the age of AI.
Attorney General Kris Mayes has broken with other Democratic leaders who say the AI hubs help drive the state's high-tech aspirations.
By: Sara Schonhardt, Zack Colman, Zia Weise
A technological revolution is colliding with political decisions in the U.S. and Europe to weaken climate regulations on the potent gas.
By: Zack Colman, Sara Schonhardt, Zia Weise
A technological revolution is colliding with political decisions in the U.S. and Europe to weaken climate regulations on the potent gas.
