Conservative justices focused on industry costs when blocking the Clean Power Plan, the first climate rule proposed for the power sector.

The court sided with the oil industry in a lawsuit over damage to Louisiana’s eroding coastline.

Countries are navigating between the desire to speed up their green transition and worries over Beijing’s clean-tech dominance.

House Science Chair Brian Babin says he has questions about the report committee's "composition, objectivity, and funding."

A new IEA report shows how the clean energy transition has accelerated, despite U.S. policies aimed at slowing renewable energy growth.

The Trump administration will pull its emergency levers to head off a major water and power crisis.

The Defense Department is still engaged on one front of the climate fight: steeling its bases against the effects of a warming atmosphere, such as higher seas, fiercer storms and deadlier fires.

Both banks cited the geopolitical and energy security context.

The Nuclear Regulation Authority said nuclear power plants and related facilities in the region were all intact and no abnormalities were detected.

Nations split over doubling down on fossil fuels or accelerating renewables.

Bipartisan legislation would bring summer cooling standards closer to the state's existing rules for winter heating.

In a letter, CenterPoint Energy Indiana labeled the plant "unreliable" and said it would need "substantial investment."

The Democratic senator is asking EPA to take enforcement actions against Elon Musk’s company.

The measure would let the state and insurers sue fossil fuel companies for damages tied to climate-driven disasters.

Federal courts have now rebuffed both administration attempts to stop states from suing Big Oil to pay for the effects of climate change.

Steel is one of Ukraine’s top sources of export revenue but is being hurt by carbon tariffs imposed by Europe, manufacturers claim.

Political tension could further delay legislation, which is aimed at securing the country's electricity supply with gas-fired plants when output from wind and solar sources run low.

In a “reasonable worst-case scenario," officials don’t foresee aisles of empty shelves but expect a lack of product variety if the Strait of Hormuz has not reopened by June.

The Midwest, which in recent days has been hit by storms, large hail and tornadoes, may face a more significant storm outbreak Friday.

SunZia has quietly begun sending enormous amounts of wind power to California, as President Donald Trump works to thwart the wind industry.