The AI boom is pushing companies across the economy — from tech giants to automakers — deep into the energy business.

Big solar farms often make headlines when nearby residents object, but new national research suggests those disputes are far less common than the coverage may make them seem. Most large solar projects ...

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South Africa may delay coal plant retirements as gas projects face significant setbacks Gas infrastructure delays threaten plans to replace coal with cleaner generation Coal remains central to energy ...

China is investing tens of billions of dollars to advance its humanoid-robot ambition, enabling Chinese robot manufacturers to grow using state subsidies and market access. A joint government-business ...

The capacity mechanism will be open to projects - whether existing or new - that commit to being available during periods of scarcity, encompassing electricity generation, demand response, and storage ...

Morocco is rapidly expanding its solar, wind, and green hydrogen industries to reduce energy imports, attract foreign investment, and position itself as a major supplier of clean energy and ...

This year marks the 20th anniversary of China's Renewable Energy Law coming into force. What began as a policy experiment — tilted deliberately in favor of rapid deployment over efficiency — has ...

Data center projects in Pennsylvania are drawing attention and sparking debate over their impact on communities and the environment.

On their quest to raise your electricity prices as much as possible, republicans are now proposing huge fees on cheap energy projects.

An activist hedge fund is turning up the heat on Sempra, urging the company to peel off its Texas electricity utility, Oncor, and send it out into the market on its own. In a letter to Sempra, Voss ...