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Wisconsin utility MGE is proposing to drastically scale back the net metering rates that residents are paid for their solar generation, putting residential customers with small arrays on the same...

A consulting firm has charged state taxpayers over a half-million dollars while trying for 13 years to write energy efficiency policy for the Louisiana Public Service Commission. On Wednesday, it...

The following commentary was written by John Szoka. Szoka is is the CEO of Conservative Energy Network, a national network of state-based organizations focused on promoting clean energy innovation rooted...

Virginia is on track to meet short-term carbon-free targets laid out in the sweeping Clean Economy Act of 2020. And advocates agree that’s remarkable considering almost 44,000 megawatts of wind,...

This article originally appeared in Canary Media. Local Law 97, New York City’s groundbreaking, multistage effort to rein in carbon emissions from its big buildings, is facing its first major test...

A St. Paul, Minnesota, college’s microgrid research center is preparing to expand after securing significant new state and federal funding. The University of St. Thomas’ Center for Microgrid Research plans...

The following commentary was written by Alli Gold Roberts, senior director for state policy at Ceres. See our commentary guidelines for more information. As the harmful economic and financial effects...

An Ohio commission is poised to rule on proposals to drill under state parks and wildlife areas before the conclusion of an investigation into fabricated public comments submitted in favor...

This story is the first in a series from Project Optimist, a nonprofit, nonpartisan news organization based in St. Cloud, Minnesota. The DFL-led Legislature and Gov. Tim Walz made national...

This article originally appeared in the Florida Phoenix. What started out with an $8.8-billion federal program to help low-income households nationwide save on electricity bills and upgrade homes with clean...