Azerbaijan’s Energy Minister and OPEC Secretary General met in Baku to review OPEC+ cooperation and explore opportunities for expanding renewable energy partnerships.
Eligible San Diego Gas & Electric customers will receive two automatic electric bill credits this summer, reducing energy costs during peak heat months.
HII Mission Technologies appointed retired Vice Adm. Frederick Roegge as vice president of operations to lead its nuclear and environmental division, succeeding Lauren Bruner.
A homeowner shares how installing a public EV charger instead of a costly battery storage system made their solar power setup efficient and financially viable.
Tamil Nadu plans to install 20,000 public electric vehicle charging stations statewide by 2031, enhancing infrastructure and encouraging private sector investment in EV adoption.
During a recent summer heat wave, rooftop solar panels in New England reduced regional electricity demand and cut wholesale power costs by at least $130 million.
A new electric SUV in China can be purchased for about $14,000, with home charging expenses amounting to less than one cent per mile, showcasing a highly economical EV ownership model.
China's declining crude imports and refinery activity signal a demand slowdown that may influence whether oil prices rally sustainably despite Middle East tensions.
A recent rate shift by Bryan Texas Utilities cuts payouts for solar energy sent to the grid, causing some homeowners’ bills to surge dramatically despite delayed notification.
Microsoft's latest sustainability report reveals a substantial increase in emissions linked to AI data centers, while clarifying a viral misinterpretation of its total carbon pollution figure.
New York imposes a temporary moratorium on new large data centers to evaluate their energy demands and environmental consequences amid climate concerns.
Despite a presidential order to revise outdated radiation limits, the Nuclear Regulatory Commission keeps current standards grounded in contested models, postponing meaningful reform.