Duke Energy touted its ongoing “clean energy transformation” through its five-year, $59 billion growth capital plan during the company’s second-quarter earnings call.

The U.S. Department of Energy will invest almost $34 million in bioenergy technology in a bid to lower the country’s reliance on fossil fuels.

About 30 low- and moderate-income Virginia households could soon have access to their own solar power, if a pilot project comes to fruition.

New York regulators voted to waive a local zoning law, clearing the way for construction of the 100-MW Flint Mine Solar project in the Town of Coxsackie.

Michigan regulators want to revamp their interconnection process to create more certainty for generation developers and a fast-track for small projects.

Technological advances and refined regulatory processes could unlock U.S. geothermal capacity and contribute to decarbonization, according to an NREL report.

PSEG said it expects to be out of the fossil fuel business by the first quarter of next year and is considering investing in another offshore wind project.

NYSERDA says New York needs to move away from a building-by-building heat pump installation approach to a community approach, where practical.

A Washington-based fusion energy company is expanding its operation in the drive to become the first to develop a commercially viable fusion reactor.

A proposed regulation meant to protect environmental justice communities in Massachusetts appears to leave only 35 towns eligible to host a biomass plant.