DOE suspends clean energy requirement for federal buildings
The Department of Energy (DOE) announced a one-year pause on a Biden-era rule requiring a reduction in on-site fossil fuel use.
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Nebraska launches new agency to streamline water and energy
The creation of the new agency is expected to improve collaboration across sectors and simplify permitting processes.
Port of Virginia partners on nation’s first green rail corridor
The corridor offers businesses a verified solution to one of their toughest challenges—reducing transportation emissions.
NY offers $12M for grid enhancements to support renewables
The Grid Enhancing Technologies program will support projects to upgrade the state's aging energy transmission and distribution system.
New Atlanta plan tackles climate risks and energy burdens
The Climate Resilience Action Plan is a blueprint to build the city’s capacity for adapting and responding to the impacts of climate change.
Coal power gets regulatory relief under new White House plan
The compliance delay will benefit nearly 70 coal-fired power plant facilities and stationary sources around the nation.
Coordinated approach targets New England energy bottlenecks
These parallel initiatives form the next step in addressing New England's aging transmission infrastructure.
States form alliance to accelerate nuclear energy deployment
This state-led coalition emerges as demand for reliable, carbon-free electricity surges.
Washington moves forward with critical power grid upgrades
Awarded projects will receive both federal and state matching dollars, including funding from the state’s Climate Commitment Act.
Energy efficiency efforts drive record investment and savings nationwide
State efforts to enhance energy efficiency through dedicated programs are having a noticeable effect on cost-saving measures.
