Infrastructure is the main concern facing two Washington bills that propose to switch the state’s auto market to only electric vehicles by 2030.

A bill to trim carbon emissions from motor vehicles appears headed to the full Washington House for a floor vote.

A bill in the Washington State Senate would establish a cap-and-trade program to gradually limit the state’s emissions and fund decarbonization efforts.

Chances are good that hydrogen will be a big part of the story of the power industry’s efforts to reach net-zero carbon emissions.

The electrification of buildings is receiving increased attention in 2020, as several cities consider banning using natural gas for heating and cooking.

Sadness over the recent death of Robert Kahn suffused this year’s NIPPC annual meeting, where speakers remembered and praised the energy veteran.

Commissioners from a dozen Western states gathered in Wyoming to share their concerns and discuss the challenges of their jobs.

Washington state lawmakers approved legislation Monday requiring the state to rely entirely on zero-emissions and renewable energy by 2045.

California legislators will struggle with wildfire liability, while lawmakers in Washington and Nevada could debate clean energy.

Renewable energy made gains in some states, but other state election results were not as favorable or as expected.