Although the U.S. is still awash in natural gas resources available for production, the latest report from a respected group of geologists and industry leaders shows a dip in technically recoverable reserves for the first time in 14 years as the...
In a proposed settlement that would end a lengthy and convoluted regulatory fight, Dominion Energy Virginia has agreed to refund directly to customers $330 million in overcharges that it earned as long ago as 2017, although the settlement would let...
While presidential nominees typically face tougher grilling from lawmakers of the opposite political party, President Biden’s pick to run the Energy Department’s fossil energy office saw tough questioning Tuesday only from Senate Democrats, who...
District of Columbia Public Service Commission Chairman Willie Phillips faced no difficult questioning Tuesday in a low-key Senate hearing on his nomination to the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, strongly suggesting he will win confirmation to...
The Public Utility Commission of Texas on Tuesday appointed eight new members to the recently created Texas Energy Reliability Council that was established by state law in the wake of Winter Storm Uri that left millions without power earlier this...
The population of carbon dioxide-emitting backup generators in California’s Bay Area grew by 34 percent in the past year in response to grid reliability issues, prompting the region’s air district to consider new regulations to address the pollution...