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Groups urge N.C. regulators to push Duke Energy on solar and wind, pump the brakes on new gas

A review of comments shows clear dissatisfaction with Duke Energy’s proposed Carbon Plan, which critics say put arbitrary limits on solar and assumes technology will emerge to run fossil fuel power plants without emissions.

By Elizabeth Ouzts . 12 June 2024
Transmission

Minnesota takes rare step to allow power lines alongside highways

A coalition striving to get states to approve high-voltage transmission lines along highways has won a first battle in Minnesota — and wants to expand to other states.

By Jeff St. John . 12 June 2024
Electrification

Ask these 7 questions before you buy a home battery

Rooftop solar combined with a battery can turn your home into a mini clean energy power plant. Here’s how to figure out if a home battery is right for you.

By Alison F. Takemura . 12 June 2024
Western Energy News

Court greenlights New Mexico advocates’ oil and gas lawsuit

By Jonathan P. Thompson . 11 June 2024
Could gas stoves get a pollutant warning label?

By Kathryn Krawczyk . 11 June 2024
Midwest Energy News

Illinois carbon capture restrictions don’t go far enough for some

By Andy Balaskovitz . 11 June 2024
Northeast Energy News

Work begins on nation’s largest offshore wind support hub

By Ken Paulman . 11 June 2024
Southeast Energy News

Long-troubled Mountain Valley Pipeline is finally complete

By Mason Adams . 11 June 2024
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Illinois passed ‘strongest standards in the nation’ on carbon sequestration, but advocates say more work is needed

The bill, which Gov. Pritzker is expected to sign, did not fully address concerns about eminent domain and aquifer protection.

By Kari Lydersen . 11 June 2024
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Study: Minorities ‘systematically’ underrepresented in US petrochemical workforce

In Louisiana, few people of color are getting high-paying jobs in the industry — or even low-paying ones.

By Terry L. Jones . 11 June 2024

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18766 Results

Groups urge N.C. regulators to push Duke Energy on solar and wind, pump the brakes on new gas

Minnesota takes rare step to allow power lines alongside highways

Ask these 7 questions before you buy a home battery

Court greenlights New Mexico advocates’ oil and gas lawsuit

Could gas stoves get a pollutant warning label?

Illinois carbon capture restrictions don’t go far enough for some

Work begins on nation’s largest offshore wind support hub

Long-troubled Mountain Valley Pipeline is finally complete

Illinois passed ‘strongest standards in the nation’ on carbon sequestration, but advocates say more work is needed

Study: Minorities ‘systematically’ underrepresented in US petrochemical workforce