A recent federal appeals court ruling appears to have opened a path for developers of the moribund Constitution natural gas pipeline to overcome objections of New York Gov. Andrew Cuomo, who has blocked the pipeline by delaying for years and then...
Amid bitter fallout between the Energy Department and the contractor that was building the agency’s now-terminated plutonium disposal plant, the Justice Department last week sued CB&I AREVA MOX Services LLC over allegations that it knowingly sought...
A large coalition representing utility ratepayers has accused PJM Interconnection of abdicating its role as the independent overseer of transmission expansion across its Mid-Atlantic and Midwest footprint, saying the grid operator is letting...
Three other consortia joined Vineyard Wind late Thursday in submitting a total of 18 bids in New York’s competitive offshore wind procurement for 800 megawatts or more, with Equinor—formerly known as Norway’s state-owned Statoil—proposing the 800 MW...
Canadian Solar said Friday it has won three solar power contracts with Alberta’s Ministry of Infrastructure to deliver 94 megawatts to power provincial facilities, nearly doubling the amount of solar currently in operation in Alberta through the...
Again citing concerns about costs to ratepayers, Missouri regulators have rejected most of Ameren Missouri’s latest electric vehicle charging infrastructure proposal, approving only a $4.4 million pilot program to promote fast direct-current...
The Arizona Corporation Commission is facing new controversy on multiple renewable energy issues, with one member warning that more than $500 million in solar projects is in jeopardy from a dispute over mandatory utility contracts for small clean...