Gov. Charlie Baker joined state and local officials to announce the release of the 2021 MassCEC Offshore Wind Workforce Assessment.

NYC officials are integrating environmental justice into all aspects of its decision-making to abate policy's disproportionate impact on low-income communities.

More granular data and improved computing power are allowing economists to refine their climate change predictions — and, they hope, influence policy.

Gov. Kathy Hochul directed NYSERDA to develop a distributed solar roadmap this fall to reach a new 10-GW goal for the NY-Sun program.

Oregon should move swiftly to adopt California’s stringent emissions rules for trucks, testifiers at a public hearing hosted by the state’s Department of Environmental Quality said.

Enbridge says using a gas-fired turbine for the Weymouth Compressor station is more cost-effective than an electric motor, but stakeholders disagree.

A pilot project in Va. found that electrification retrofits on low- and moderate-income homes cut energy consumption but not always costs and carbon emissions.

Vermont Sen. Kesha Ram Hinsdale first introduced an environmental justice bill in 2007, but the state hasn't codified an official policy on the issue yet.

DOE's LEAP program will provide technical assistance to help environmental justice, low-income and coalfield communities develop clean energy projects.

NYSERDA now has a new goal of ensuring the state’s Clean Energy Fund delivers 40% of benefits of spending to disadvantaged communities.