Articles by John Funk

Scientists at the Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory have created a nuclear fusion reaction that for the first time produced a net energy gain.

The Republican-dominated Ohio Senate approved legislation that included a last-minute amendment declaring natural gas to be “green.”

The White House Council on Environmental Quality issued a federal building performance standard requiring agencies to cut energy use by 2030.

Ohio lawmakers appear to be on track to create an authority that would promote the state as a center for new nuclear research and development.

A surge in U.S. LNG exports is driving up domestic natural gas prices and contributing to uncertainty about the reliability of the grid as winter begins.

Scientists and engineers from two national labs began a four-year project with locomotive maker Wabtec aimed at using hydrogen in diesel-electric train engines.

Lordstown Motors reported Q3 losses Tuesday, just a day after announcing it had secured $170 million in new funding from electronics manufacturer Foxconn.

The Atlantic Council, working with the U.S. Nuclear Industry Council, webcast an 8-hour live program featuring more than 30 speakers in a half-dozen panels.

FirstEnergy reported that power deliveries for Q3 were flat, with an uptick in industrial demand offsetting a decline in residential and commercial demand.

The emerging producer of fuel cells, electrolyzers and green hydrogen may have a Wall Street credibility problem.