Grid bottlenecks and trade constraints are cited as the main brake on a buildout that had grown every year since 2021.

The bipartisan package would overhaul how projects are approved, with supporters citing buildout speed and opponents warning of fossil fuel entrenchment.

Carbon Brief's analysis of official figures questions how the UK counted spending toward its 11.6bn pound climate finance pledge.

The warning underscores the gap between current deployment pledges and what scientists say is needed to meet Paris targets.

The rollback would cut costs for stripper well operators while allowing more of a potent greenhouse gas to escape.

The sustained mass loss adds to evidence of accelerating melt from the Arctic's largest ice sheet.

Lula's narrow victory kept an ally in the presidency but a rightward shift in Congress leaves battles ahead.

The federal forecast projects renewables surpassing natural gas capacity and running five times nuclear capacity.

A decade after the Paris Agreement, international scientists say health harms are worsening as progress stalls.

New research sharpens projections for the Antarctic glacier whose loss could drive major sea level rise.

Hyperscaler demand for on-site and nearby storage has converted into firm orders this year.

The directives signal mounting official concern about grid and infrastructure resilience.

Slow rebuilding from the deadly 2024 storm is emerging as a political liability in the state's races.

The findings link expanding energy infrastructure to releases of a gas with far higher warming potential than CO2.

The agency flags reliance on a narrow set of producers as a risk to the pace of the energy transition.

The research credits Chinese policy and manufacturing scale for its lead in shifting energy use to electricity.

Gubernatorial contests in Florida and elsewhere pit climate action against status quo energy approaches.

The requirement ties the country's fast-growing data center sector to clean power sourcing.