Passage of the pending climate change adaptation bill will help Connecticut tap into future federal infrastructure funding.

Washington is on its way to becoming the second state to have a comprehensive cap-and-trade program after a Senate vote approving the bill.

The N.C. Utilities Commission heard from locals dissatisfied with Duke Energy's IRPs, which include adding thousands of megawatts of natural gas resources.

While Midwest states do not have energy storage targets or mandates, the storage market will grow there through integrated resource planning.

The NYPSC heard comments Wednesday on increasing by 25% the transmission capacity on the proposed CHPE line from Quebec to New York City.

New York agencies hosted a technical conference on ways to advance commercial, industrial, and community solar development.

New Jersey’s 1,100-MW offshore Ocean Wind project garnered mixed responses at three public hearings by the U.S. Bureau of Ocean Energy Management.

Renewable energy became the largest source of electricity in Minnesota in 2020 at 29%, BloombergNEF reported last week.

Massachusetts has proposed new state regulations that make it harder for biomass power plants to qualify for renewable energy subsidies.

State utility regulators once again question the feasibility of a Hawaiian Electric Co. plan to shut down a vital coal plant.