The Ohio Attorney General’s office seeks to limit discovery in FirstEnergy shareholder litigation, while state regulators ...

There’s little detail available on the $7 billion federal clean hydrogen program, leaving advocates concerned projects may be off track.

It’s little wonder why. Michigan has always had the legacy, the workforce, the supply chains, and the know-how to serve as the epicenter of an American manufacturing renaissance. That’s exactly what’s ...

ENVIRONMENTAL JUSTICE: Advocates look to Vice President Kamala Harris’ track record as a senator and attorney general as evidence she’d build upon the Biden administration’s environmental justice ...

GRID: The U.S. Energy Department announces $2 billion in grants to shore up and expand the power grid, including a previously announced $612 million for areas wracked by Hurricanes Helene and Milton. ...

When farmer Trent Gerlach found out a solar farm would be built on the land he had long worked in northwestern Illinois, he was disappointed. “As a farmer, seeing that land taken out of production is ...

EMISSIONS: The U.S. Supreme Court declines to pause the Biden administration’s power plant emissions rule as it faces legal challenges, though Justice Brett Kavanaugh’s opinion suggests those ...

GRID: The world is entering an “age of electricity,” the International Energy Agency says, noting global power demand is rising faster than expected but also predicting countries will build enough ...

GRID: President Biden announces $612 million for six projects to improve electric grid resilience in hurricane-affected communities. (NPR) Western Energy News Daily updates for energy professionals ...

More Minnesota cities are turning to utility customers to fund climate and sustainability projects. The Twin Cities suburb of Eagan is among the latest municipalities to begin collecting what’s known ...

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