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Utilities are trying hydrogen-blended fuels. There are a lot of unknowns.

Some critics say the projects are costly ‘experiments’ that will do little to cut greenhouse gases.

By Emma Foehringer Merchant . 6 August 2024
Methane

A huge landfill in Oregon is spewing methane. Its owners want to expand.

Numerous safety violations have been detected at the fast-growing landfill. It’s part of a larger pattern of problems with how the U.S. handles waste.

By Isobel Whitcomb . 6 August 2024
Transmission

Prices just spiked in the biggest US power market. Blame the grid backlog.

PJM’s inability to get wind, solar, and batteries online will cause utility bills to rise for 65 million customers from the Great Lakes to the mid-Atlantic.

By Jeff St. John . 6 August 2024
Transmission

Biden admin announces $2.2B in grants to boost US power grid

The grid is overburdened, under-resourced — and vital to the energy transition. New federal funding aims to increase capacity and get more clean energy built.

By Jeff St. John . 6 August 2024
Western Energy News

Hawaii utilities, agencies settle Maui wildfire claims for $4 billion

By Jonathan P. Thompson . 5 August 2024
Documents show climate concerns in 1960s Clean Air Act discussions

By Ken Paulman . 5 August 2024
Midwest Energy News

Market rules leave Indiana ratepayers overpaying for coal power

By Andy Balaskovitz . 5 August 2024
Northeast Energy News

$450M grant to boost New England heat pump deployment

5 August 2024
EV charging

Bad data is souring the EV-charging experience. Here’s how to fix it.

A new report shows a chasm between software-reported and real-world reliability of public EV chargers in the U.S. — and lays out how to make things better.

By Jeff St. John . 5 August 2024
ENN

Indiana’s dependence on coal is costing ratepayers millions and holding back clean energy growth

Uneconomic coal plants are costing ratepayers hundreds of millions of dollars and curbing renewable development nationwide. The problem is especially bad in coal-heavy, vertically-integrated Indiana.

By Kari Lydersen . 5 August 2024