Utilities and analysts warn the AI-driven data center surge is delaying coal retirements and reshaping clean energy economics.

Türkiye hosts COP31 next month, and diplomats are setting expectations for binding outcomes on energy and climate.

The long-stalled US permitting reform bill could speed grid and transmission approvals but collides with the Trump administration's offshore wind stance.

New-energy vehicles hit 67% of Chinese new car sales in September, underscoring China's dominance in EV adoption.

The international assessment warns hundreds of millions of people depend on reefs that are at risk of collapse within 50 years.

The report argues stronger transmission buildout and efficiency gains are required alongside record renewable capacity additions.

Young plaintiffs argue Canada's climate policies violate their rights, in a case years in the making.

A new study finds that treating below-detection PFAS readings as zero skews contamination estimates, while researchers document widespread contamination in Flor

GM Ventures is investing in Peak Energy to develop lithium-free cells aimed at utility-scale energy storage.

NextEra says it still expects to close its Dominion Energy merger in the second half of 2027 despite political opposition in Virginia.

Reservation holders in both markets were told their orders are void, marking another retreat from the Cybertruck's global rollout.

Battery storage has become a leading source of US grid capacity, and incident data shows fires remain rare.

Volvo expects the EX60 to be a best-seller but is struggling with production ramp-up while planning a smaller, cheaper SPA3-based model.

Most pollutants in northern China have plateaued or declined, but the world's most potent greenhouse gas keeps rising.

Patti Poppe said the utility's credit rating requires legislative fixes for wildfire tail risk while arguing AI demand could benefit grid economics.

Fort Bend County commissioners approved four agreements for the 'Project Crystal Sun' facility by a 4-0 vote.

A senior official says grid and storage bottlenecks now matter more than generation capacity additions.

Critics say the revised policies improve on old rules but do not do enough to protect ratepayers from large data center power costs.