Senate bill proposes kilowatt tax for electric vehicle charging stations in Minnesota

California energy agencies discuss reliability strategies in light of increasing electricity demands.

How well-crafted state policy can drive decarbonization in an evolving energy transition.

The Trump administration announced cancellations of about $30 billion in clean-energy loans and revisions to another $53 billion. Energy Secretary Chris Wright told a news panel the funds ‘‘wouldn’t lower the cost of energy for Americans,’’ while panelists raised legal, geopolitical and corruption concerns.

PUC staff, intervenors and the Colorado Energy Office described a settlement provision for an electrification study but differed on its ability to resolve legal and incentive structure concerns. Intervenors urged third‑party implementation and pointed to precedents in other states; staff and CEO recommended studying technical assumptions while a PU

Legislature emphasizes advanced nuclear's role in reducing emissions and creating jobs.

Join us for a timely and insightful webinar unpacking the implications of Labor’s decisive election win for Australia’s energy and climate future. Is this business as usual, or the dawn of deeper…

Insurance groups APCIA and NAMIC and the Alaska Center for the Environment told the House Energy Committee they oppose key provisions of House Bill 369, saying its utility-liability language weakens accountability and that the bill's "diverse energy" definition could favor fossil fuels; the committee took no action and set the bill aside.

Congress proposes significant restrictions on clean energy tax credits to fund tax cut extensions.

Jay Vaingankar secures a new endorsement while successfully raising $260,000, marking a significant milestone in growth, support, and future opportunities.

Solar Shakeup: U.S. Tariffs Aim To Protect Domestic Industry From China Dumping.

Maryland faces energy challenges due to unreliable PJM data and rapid data center growth.

At a Utah Public Service Commission hearing on docket 25-035-06, witnesses debated how to value program resources (Schedule 38 vs. PVRRD), whether and how to monetize or retire renewable energy certificates (RECs), reserve fund sizing, notice and opt‑out mechanics, and the risk that delays could threaten developers’ production tax credit eligibility.