The ongoing legal battle over the Empire Wind project off New York's coast brings to light a critical intersection of legal, environmental, and economic interests in the renewable energy sector. The lawsuit filed by fishing companies and offshore wind opponents challenges the decision to reverse a
The clean energy sector in the United States is witnessing a paradigm shift, marked by significant growth in regions traditionally not associated with renewable energy deployments. States like Texas have emerged as leaders in clean energy capacity expansion, with over 1,700 MW deployed in 2025
In a turbulent shift for the clean energy landscape in America, House Republicans have introduced a budget plan that could pose formidable challenges to the renewable energy sector. The passage of this budget signals a departure from previous bipartisan support, threatening the clean energy
The approval of the Minnesota Energy Connection (MEC) transmission project signifies a pivotal development in Minnesota's quest for a robust energy infrastructure and a resilient economic landscape. As a newly sanctioned initiative, the MEC is set to address significant energy challenges that arise
In a recent development that has sparked intense debate among policymakers and industry stakeholders, a Republican budget bill has made its way through the House Budget Committee. The initial opposition from five Republican lawmakers, who were concerned about the implications of wind and solar tax
Across the utilities sector , companies face increasing pressure to meet sustainability goals. Be it through decarbonization mandates (which involve organizations leveraging cross-cutting measures to reduce or eliminate carbon emissions from their business activities, and across their wider supply
The potential dismantling of the Energy Star program has ignited a robust response from the International Facility Management Association (IFMA). Initiated under the administration of George H.W. Bush in 1992, Energy Star is widely recognized for its ongoing commitment to promoting energy-efficient
The debate surrounding the repeal of technology-neutral clean energy tax credits holds significant implications for the future cost of electricity in the United States, presenting a potential shift in the energy landscape. These credits have historically played a crucial role in promoting the
Britain's commitment to transforming its energy landscape took a significant step forward with the National Wealth Fund's decision to allocate a substantial loan to ScottishPower, a company owned by Iberdrola. This $800 million financial package is part of a comprehensive strategy to modernize and
The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has rejected the Midcontinent Independent System Operator’s (MISO) Expedited Resource Addition Study (ERAS) proposal. MISO aimed to fast-track the generation interconnection process for projects that address urgent resource adequacy and reliability
