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Southern Co. said that Unit 3 at Vogtle nuclear plant in Ga. suffered yet another delay and is not expected to come online until at least the second quarter.
Less than two weeks after the governor appointed new members to the New Mexico PRC, one member has resigned and a replacement has been named.
The White House Council on Environmental Quality released updated guidelines for federal agencies performing environmental reviews.
The U.S. Department of the Interior announced that Elizabeth Klein has been named director of the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management.
The Illinois Attorney General and Public Citizen are calling on FERC to release private files pertaining to its investigation of Dynegy’s conduct in 2015.
Gov. Gavin Newsom's budget plan proposes cutting $6 billion in funding for clean energy and transportation programs because of a steep drop in revenue.
Revel announced plans to build what it says would be the “largest public fast-charging station in the Western Hemisphere” in Queens.
Gov. Kathy Hochul shared what her energy and environmental priorities will be in the coming year, including implementing an economywide cap-and-invest program.
The Texas Supreme Court heard oral arguments in a pair of lawsuits that could determine whether ERCOT has a right to sovereign immunity from lawsuits.
A half dozen new climate and energy laws took effect in California on Jan. 1.
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