July 06 - Pruitt exit could boost EPA deregulation | Calif. advances 100% clean energy bill

California lawmakers push 100% clean energy bill closer to governor's desk

If approved by the California Assembly and signed by Gov. Jerry Brown, the state would target 100% renewables and emissions-free energy by 2045.

Hawaii far from 100% renewables — but running ahead of schedule, state finds

Last year, Hawaii's renewable portfolio topped 25%, far ahead of 2015's interim statutory target of 15%. Still, a large majority of the island's electricity is generated by oil.

Exploding transmission costs are the missing story in California's regionalization debate

A debate is raging in California about whether the risks of a new western RTO outweigh the benefits claimed by transmission proponents. The answer is a resounding no, Clean Coalition's Doug Karpa writes.

Future of Minnesota Power gas plant uncertain after ALJ ruling

Administrative Law Judge Jeanne Cochran found the utility did not give enough consideration to alternatives such as wind and solar power, energy efficiency or even a small gas-fired peaking plant.

First Great Lakes offshore wind project scores tentative Ohio approval

It's taken almost a decade, but Lake Erie Energy Development Co.'s Icebreaker project may be in the home stretch.

E.P.A. Drafts Rule on Coal Plants to Replace Clean Power Plan

Trump Plan to Save Coal May Put Lives at Risk From Pollution

FERC Declines to Appeal Landmark GHG Case to Supreme Court

Backers of increasing Arizona's renewable energy to 50% file 480K signatures

‘RGGI for transportation’ could be in the works in Massachusetts