Canary Media | Covering the clean energy transition

Subscribe to Canary Media newsletters

You selected 1 newsletters

This signup form requires necessary cookies.

Allow marketing cookies to load the newsletter signup form.

18566 Results

Canary Media Daily

Today’s headlines: Stellantis pulls back on EVs, Amazon's solar win, and more

By Ysabelle Kempe . 6 February 2026
Energy efficiency

In U-turn, Trump approves low-income energy-assistance funds

A new spending bill gives the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program $4 billion — a reversal from the Trump administration’s proposal to eliminate it last spring.

By Alison F. Takemura . 5 February 2026
Canary Media Daily

Trump’s energy-efficiency U-turn

By Dan McCarthy . 5 February 2026
Solar

Are faked public comments about to tank an Ohio solar farm?

Dozens of public comments opposing the $98 million Crossroads Solar project appear to be fabricated. Ohio’s siting board may block the project anyway.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 5 February 2026
Fossil fuels

Massachusetts scrutinizes pipeline-safety program as gas bills spike

The program aims to fix leaky pipes, but critics say utilities use it to boost profits and overbuild fossil-fuel infrastructure not needed as the state decarbonizes.

By Sarah Shemkus . 5 February 2026
Food and farms

Missouri Senate considers bills to halt solar development on farmland

Proposals to stop or rein in large-scale solar projects drew emotional testimony and highlighted growing conflicts over land use and property rights.

By Rudi Keller . 5 February 2026
Canary Media Daily

Today’s headlines: A new bipartisan permitting bill, Trump spikes offshore wind costs, and more

By Ysabelle Kempe . 4 February 2026
Western Energy News

California looks to help factories use more solar power

By Jonathan P. Thompson . 4 February 2026
Midwest Energy News

Missouri looks to freeze out solar

By Andy Balaskovitz . 4 February 2026
Climatetech finance

Lunar Energy lands $232M to boost smart home batteries

The Silicon Valley startup wants to enter new markets, like Texas, and enroll more customers in virtual power plants that make the grid more reliable and affordable.

By Jeff St. John . 4 February 2026