Goochland County, home to just over 28,000 residents and more than two hours south of Northern Virginia’s “Data Center Alley,” is the latest locality to face intense community pushback over plans to l...

In one of the poorest states in America, the local utility earns massive profits producing dirty energy with almost no pushback from state regulators.

An overview of our support for a first-of-its-kind gas power plant with carbon capture and storage.

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Electric bills are going up around the country and some of those increases are due to an outdated practice that requires consumers to pay billions for tech giants’ grid connections. Our new analysis…

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Utility bills are catching the attention of politicians. That should concern utility investors.

The National Energy Assistance Directors Association (NEADA) predicts that home heating costs this winter are expected to continue rising faster than inflation.

WSP Pulse Report: Energy provides insight into what Americans are thinking when it comes to meeting the growing demand for power. The perspectives are enabling decision-makers and planners to engage…

Yotta took place at the same time and place as RE+ — and arguably had more to say about the big questions driving the energy sector.

Economic conditions after the COVID-19 pandemic, and new smart meters that allow Xcel to remotely disconnect homes, are behind a spike that has drawn criticism from consumer advocates.

The AI-driven data center boom is adding strain on the West’s water. New legislation in California would require data centers to report how much water they use.

Dr. Naim Turner-Bandele shares his inspiring journey from aspiring professional soccer player to the founder and CEO of Latimer Enterprises, an energy research and consulting firm. He discusses the…

This week’s Current Climate newsletter also looks at a new funding for California’s bullet train and Norfolk Southern’s efforts to make freight rail more sustainable

Conventionally generated electricity in Pakistan has become very expensive, but consumers don’t have to buy it. They are adopting solar panels.

The companies are shifting to supply power to data centers. They still risk their services going obsolete.

As power demand soars, a new report finds that installing gas is getting pricier, and taking longer, than ever before.

As GOBankingRates recently reported, Energy Innovation predicted that national energy rates would increase by an average of 9% to 18% by 2035.