Two years after approving the largest-ever portfolio of new transmission projects, Midwest grid planners are now doubling down on plans for high-voltage wires to enable more renewable energy and battery technology across the region.
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Companies developing data centers are in a new era in which the scope of project planning must expand far beyond the data center itself and into the supporting physical infrastructure – power generation, water delivery and water treatment. Delays in this physical infrastructure have led…
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Legal wrangling over the ballot initiative blocking Washington’s efforts to phase out natural gas use in homes intensified Wednesday when opponents sued, alleging the measure violates the state constitution and should be tossed.
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(The Center Square) – The U.S. Department of Justice filed a legal motion this week asking to end a legal battle over the Biden administration’s blockage of new liquefied natural gas sites because President-elect Donald Trump is expected to end the ban.
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A last-gasp effort to attach a permitting package to year-end spending and disaster legislation has failed, several people familiar with the situation told POLITICO’s E&E News. Others say talks are still ongoing.
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The Supreme Court has granted a bid by industry groups to do battle against California’s authority to set stronger auto pollution standards than the federal government.
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The Biden administration is sprinting to finalize the unfinished pieces of its climate policy, from fully disbursing Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) funds to getting final regulations out the door.
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A climate nonprofit run by former Chinese Communist Party officials funneled millions of dollars to U.S. universities and left-wing groups to promote replacing fossil fuels with green energy, tax forms reviewed by the Washington Free Beacon show.
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