Energy

Failure by the two presidents to discuss climate change leaves China ahead, based on actions if not words

U.S. coal use has steadily declined since it peaked a decade ago

17 states are objecting to the EPA’s request to delay legal proceedings of the climate rule

All of the equipment and manpower required to get electricity from power plants to customers costs about 750 dollars annually per customer

Asia was the fastest-growing region, with a 13.1 percent increase in renewable energy capacity

Replacing the U.S. power grid could cost almost $5 trillion. But new technologies can bring us power at a lower cost. What does this mean for the future of the electric system?

The future of coal country and the cost of national infrastructure plans—here are two podcast episodes for those looking for additions to their weekend playlist.

The move sets up a clash with the EPA

Remote communities have integrated renewables into their diesel-based power grids with more success than anywhere else

We should treat a carbon tax like a speeding ticket

Scientists have created a thin composite film that gives lithium–sulfur cells exceptional durability

The country has lost faith in nuclear power