Environmental & Regulations

A landmark 300-megawatt solar project in Missouri, designed to bolster the state's renewable energy portfolio, now faces a precarious future, not due to a lack of technological feasibility but because of profound financial uncertainties tied to grid integration. Ameren Missouri, the utility

Introduction The seemingly mundane decision of which furnace to install in a home has unexpectedly escalated into a high-stakes legal battle that now stands before the nation's highest court, pitting the natural gas industry against federal energy regulators in a fundamental dispute over

A recent regulatory decision by the Environmental Protection Agency has cast a long shadow over communities near retired coal-fired power plants, pushing back the timeline for addressing the toxic legacy of coal ash disposal sites. The agency has finalized a new rule that grants a significant

A Decisive Break from Global Climate Cooperation In an unprecedented move that signals a profound shift in American foreign policy, the United States has formally withdrawn from 66 international organizations dedicated to climate change, sustainable development, and environmental protection. The

A Regulatory Rollback: Unpacking the EPA's Weaker Stance on Power Plant Pollution In a move that sends significant ripples through the American energy sector, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has finalized a new rule that dramatically weakens nitrogen oxide (NOx) emission standards

A landmark ruling from the U.S. Court of Appeals for the D.C. Circuit has reignited a fierce legal battle over the fairness of electricity pricing, effectively vacating a key federal decision and reopening a case concerning approximately $183 million in contested capacity costs for consumers across