Solar power may drop in places like California and southeastern China, while hydropower dries up in the U.S. Pacific Northwest and southern Africa.

State Sen. Ben Allen will face fellow Democrat Jane Kim in the November race for insurance commissioner.

The software company opposes a new regulation that would force large energy users to post financial commitments if their credit ratings are below a specified level.

Industry executives complained that the administration's frenetic approach to the war in Iran made it difficult to make long-term business decisions.

A new analysis found that U.S. counties with high flood risk lost a net 63,357 residents from mid-2024 to mid-2025.

The EU Methane Regulation will introduce new obligations in January requiring oil and gas firms to monitor, report and verify emissions of methane.

The proposed changes could see oil giants like TotalEnergies showing up in sustainable investment funds.

The pact focuses on choosing sites, clean energy, affordability and community engagement.

“Protect Our Winters,” an athlete-driven environmental group, sent a coalition to Washington to meet with lawmakers Tuesday and Wednesday.

The measure passed by both chambers this week would send billions of dollars to lower-income communities reeling from catastrophes.

Gov. Kathy Hochul has more time to make difficult decisions about reducing emissions, but the state’s energy battles are far from settled.

The mayor ordered city offices to draft requirements for ensuring the safety of municipal workers in high temperatures.

The Golden State's top legal officer said the administration's deal would hinder the state's climate and energy goals.

Rainfall has helped the South Texas city delay a plan to impose new water restrictions on residences and refineries.

Climate change, poor infrastructure and distracted politicians all play a role.

Extreme heat has forced the cancellation of plans to discuss the impact of extreme heat.

The data for part of the equatorial Pacific shows it to be the largest warm deviation from the historical average for June since 1981.

POLITICO grilled multiple candidates on energy policy at an event Tuesday.

The European Commission’s original version of the grids package required grid operators to set aside 25 percent of unspent congestion revenues to finance cross-border projects to benefit broader connectivity.

The voluntary initiative was not presented to the industry ahead of time.