As solar and wind power have taken off around the world, so has the backlash against the waste they generate when the equipment has to be retired. Stories about wind turbine graveyards and solar panels piling up in landfills have gone viral, with anti-green activists…
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Senate Republicans are plotting an ambitious course in the first 30 days of the next Congress as they seek to pass a package expanding domestic energy production while potentially clawing back portions of the Democrats’ 2022 climate law.
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What should President-elect Donald Trump do on Day One? The answer is clear for Pennsylvania, where the president-elect campaigned the most and delivered a historic victory. Trump won Pennsylvania in large part by promising to end the Biden administration’s war on natural gas, the energy source that powers the state’s and…
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KYIV, Dec 3 (Reuters) - Standing on the rooftop of a 16-storey residential apartment building in Ukraine's capital Kyiv, Valerii Pyndyk pointed to several rows of solar panels.
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The Biden administration announced a big decision to block new mining in a key region producing nearly half of the nation's coal over climate change concerns, but it could be short-lived as President-elect Trump prepares to make U.S. energy dominance a key focus of his incoming administration.
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Many car buyers have come to rely on a $7,500 federal tax credit on electric vehicles to soften the blow of their high prices. But those credits could disappear after President-elect Donald J. Trump takes office, leading to an almost immediate drop in sales of…
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There's lately been a lot of talk in Washington about resurrecting the Keystone XL pipeline, the 1,897-kilometre pipeline that was designed to take oil from northern Alberta to the U.S. Midwest.
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President-elect Donald Trump’s nominees for the departments of Energy and Transportation could seriously curtail the government’s support for electric vehicles. But will they?
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Climate science skeptics emboldened by a second Trump administration are eager to strike down a scientific finding that bolsters U.S. climate action.
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