Advanced US nukes need a boost; is the Pentagon the answer?

As proponents for the fuel seek to establish a commercial domestic market, federal PPAs are seen as key to unlocking private investments.

New York awards record 1,700 MW offshore wind contracts

Gov. Andrew Cuomo announced two separate projects being developed by Equinor and Ørsted as the first segment of the state's 9,000 MW offshore wind target.

AEP commits to retire large Indiana coal unit by 2028

The shutdown of the 1,300 MW Rockport Unit 1 would be the largest retirement commitment since Sierra Club launched its Beyond Coal campaign in 2010. 

Berkeley city council votes to ban new natural gas connections

The progressive California city is the first in the United States to phase out natural gas. Existing buildings will not be impacted.

Toyota to partner with world's largest electric car battery supplier

The partnership will help Toyota secure supply in an increasingly competitive race to scale up EV production in the next five to 10 years.

Cincinnati to add more EVs to its city fleet

The city is also engaging in programs to increase citizens' awareness of and exposure to EVs through partnerships with local and regional bodies.

Mayors call for new 'Marshall Plan,' federal resiliency office to fight climate change

A committee of 10 Democrats promised to continue studying climate change, holding more hearings and fostering partnerships with governments at all other levels as well as with the private sector.

In Colorado, a coal-heavy co-op offers a climate plan — and suspicions rise

Plan to build 1st small US nuke reactors in Idaho advances

As electric vehicles go mainstream, companies spar over who will charge them up in NC

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Scientists recommend expanding investigation of suspected thyroid cancer clusters in NC