PSEG on track to reduce emissions 80%, will divest all remaining coal interests

The New Jersey utility said it is making progress and envisions a zero-carbon future, "assuming advances in technology and public policy."

Chicago considers municipalizing ComEd

The utility's contract with the city expires at the end of 2020 and city leaders believe they could accelerate decarbonization and lower rates through municipalization.

Get in shape for ISO 55000

FERC creates LNG export division, following spike in development applications

The move has drawn criticism from environmental groups that say the agency should focus on climate impacts of natural gas instead.

Apple leads second-biggest year for commercial solar installations: SEIA

Power purchase agreements and off-site installations play an important role as more companies add solar capacity.

DOE announces $16M in funding for 14 tribal energy projects

Several multi-million dollar solar and efficiency projects are expected to save tribes even more over project lifetimes.

Harvesting hybrid solutions from performance-based rates: 'Not all or nothing'

While performance incentives can't "bribe a utility into being something fundamentally different," they can fundamentally reduce the friction of transition.

Not blowing smoke: Wind has overtaken 'risky' coal for energy use in Texas for the first time

Glendale Approved What May Be California's Last Natural Gas-Lit Power Plant

Olympia sets goal of net-zero emissions by 2040, backs Green New Deal

Think tank: Nuclear plants' bankrupt owner spent heavily for bailout

Tesla stock tanks after company’s larger quarterly loss, sales miss