Husted: More natural gas, nuclear power needed for Ohio’s data centers
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Google announced Tuesday it is investing an additional $2.3 billion into its data centers in central Ohio.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio — Google announced Tuesday it is investing an additional $2.3 billion into its data centers in central Ohio.
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Fisker FSRN -54.88%decrease; red down pointing triangle, a much-hyped startup that sought to mimic Tesla’s success, has filed for bankruptcy, roughly a year after releasing its first electric-vehicle model.
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The Department of Energy announced plans Monday to inject $900 million into developing small nuclear reactors — a shot in the arm for the industry as the Senate prepares to vote on a bill to boost the Nuclear Regulatory Commission’s capacity to license the technology.
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LUXEMBOURG — The EU on Monday proved it can still pass a green bill. All it took was a rogue Austrian minister willing to throw away her job, get sued by her own government, and potentially tank her entire coalition. You know, easy stuff.
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Wealthy philanthropists with ties to Wall Street and Silicon Valley are unbowed by a botched climate experiment to limit the amount of sunlight hitting the earth, vowing to continue bankrolling future solar geoengineering tests as temperatures catapult upward.
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The Biden administration wants to ensure businesses are paying their clean energy workers well — and it's using a new tax break to push for it.
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A union representing employees with the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) on Tuesday endorsed President Biden’s reelection — its first ever political endorsement.
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President Joe Biden’s push to put more electric vehicles on the road runs the risk of sideswiping his goal of easing the unequal burden of pollution exposure in a newly updated air toxics regulation.
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Conservative climate change advocates may not see eye-to-eye with their liberal counterparts on a host of issues, but they do share something important: their funding sources.
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Senate Majority Leader Chuck Schumer was blasted on social media over the weekend for a Father’s Day post, which the New York Democrat eventually deleted, showing off his backyard grill.
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