Energy

The gas battery’s history began with a brief note to chemist and physicist Michael Faraday at the Royal Institution

Energy Secretary Rick Perry and his department want to tilt the playing field in the name of helping a supposedly frail electric grid

The wintertime smog in China's northeastern provinces is so severe it blocks more than 20 percent of sunlight from reaching the region's solar panels. Christopher Intagliata reports.

Located just over 15 miles off Scotland's coast, the 30 Megawatt (MW) wind farm is expected to power around 20,000 households.

The regulation limited planet-warming carbon dioxide emissions from power plants

The coalition is the largest number of Catholic institutions to team up for a shift to green energy

The U.S.’s 1954 Castle Bravo thermonuclear disaster offers a cautionary tale about what could go wrong

Seeing a chance to lead, China is deploying clean energy, quantum satellites and genomics

This month, a start-up company called Hyliion that is looking to hybridize Class 8 trucks around the world raised $21 million in Series A funding

The world’s largest floating solar farm spans the size of 160 football fields and is now generating electricity atop a former coal mine in China

Puerto Rico lost approximately 80 percent of its power lines, and experts expect it will take months to restore power to the island

Hurricane Harvey took hundreds of electric lines and more than 10,000 megawatts of electricity generating capacity offline, according to new data from the U.S. Energy Information Administration