Extreme heat this summer could create energy shortfalls in California, Texas, New England and the U.S. West and Central regions, the organization responsible for North American electric reliability warned on Continue Reading
Ali Allawi, Iraq’s finance minister, found himself in a quandary last year as the spread of coronavirus cut demand for oil and prices tumbled. Allawi’s treasury, which receives more than Continue Reading
The global push for clean power generation and increased electrification in transportation is creating a new world order in energy where new winners and losers may emerge. If the world Continue Reading
A meeting of European Union leaders on Tuesday could end without a declaration on how to meet the bloc’s new goal to cut greenhouse gas emissions due to differences over Continue Reading
Businesses are buying more renewable power, and oil majors want a piece of the action.European oil companies including BP PLC and Royal Dutch Shell PLC are building new wind and solar projects and striking deals Continue Reading
The number of new people forced to move within their own countries by climate disasters rose to the highest in at least a decade in 2020, more than three times Continue Reading
President Biden announced Monday that he was doubling the amount of money the U.S. government will spend helping communities get set for extreme weather events, proclaiming the need for full readiness Continue Reading
European carbon prices are running at record highs these days, and they have more room to rise, according to some analysts and traders. On the face of it, this is Continue Reading
The red-and-white flue stacks of the James M. Barry Electric Generating Station tower over the Mobile River, belching steam into the Alabama sky. The sprawling complex of coal and natural Continue Reading
What is the best way to reach net zero emissions by 2050? The International Energy Agency, a Paris-based oil watchdog, has mapped out a pathway that it says is “narrow Continue Reading
