Utilities
Policy & regulation
The Commerce Department’s consideration of new tariffs for Southeast Asian solar-panel makers is stalling solar projects — and undermining the clean energy transition.
Clean energy
Wind, solar, hydro and other renewables combined contributed more electricity to the U.S. grid last year than nuclear power — but the total was still just shy of coal.
Clean energy
Motivated to ditch Russian oil and gas, countries in Europe and beyond will find cheaper renewable energy solutions ready and waiting, says analyst Kingsmill Bond.
Clean energy
The market has spoken — and it says the energy transition is already well underway.
Podcast
Does the Russian war in Ukraine upend the idea that natural gas can be a bridge fuel?
Heat pumps
As the European Union tries to free itself from Russian gas, it should offer subsidies and policy supports to boost heat-pump adoption, a new report says.
Hydrogen
Utilities want to extend their infrastructure's useful life. But the evidence suggests the risks and costs far outweigh the negligible emissions-reduction impact.
Air travel
Delta, Airbus and others are launching tests to find the best way to replace dirty jet fuel.
Fossil fuels
Canary speaks to journalist Rebecca Leber about how the ubiquitous term downplays the fossil fuel's climate and pollution impacts.
Fossil fuels
The U.S. is the world's top oil producer, but it still imports oil from around the world. See the top 10 suppliers.
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