Thousands of Xcel Energy customers across the Texas Panhandle, South Plains and New Mexico may be without power into the weekend and early next week, according to a Friday evening update fro... Read more
A 600-plus-mile trip from Kansas City to Denver could be feasible for an electric vehicle on a single charge if East Asian battery experts are successful with some of their latest research.... Read more
A new law in Brazil could increase the amount of clean, renewable energy produced by South America’s biggest country. In January, Brazilian President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva signed a... Read more
It’s finally confirmed — electric vehicles emit less heat-trapping pollution than gasoline-powered vehicles. For years, critics have argued that EVs are just as harmful as gas-powered... Read more
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Electric Utility leaders are confronting a nexus of challenges that range from aging infrastructure to wildfire mitigation to renewable energy integration and more to maintain and improve to... Read more
BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — As a crucial climate lawsuit heads to trial in Germany next week, experts say the case brought by Peruvian farmer Saul Luciano Lliuya against German energy giant RWE... Read more
IOT: Powering the digital economy IBM’s Christina Shim discussed the importance of communicating a sustainable project’s business value, given the current political climate.... Read more
Matthew D. Loeb, president of the International Alliance of Theatrical Stage Employees, met this week with union members who work at the Kennedy Center and who face financial uncertainty as... Read more
Recently enacted freshwater wetlands regulations, which have the potential to substantially expand the area off-limits to developers, have created significant uncertainty for the solar indus... Read more
U.S. storage capacity is below average After a harsh January, U.S. gas inventories fell to 1,760 Bcf as of February 28, ~11-12% below the 5-year average and ~25% below last year (EIA). Recor... Read more
