Former Green Mountain Power executive Mary Powell left the utility to lead the nation’s largest residential solar company, which is increasingly branching out to other services such as virtual power ...

Georgia and the Carolinas’ “full-court press” has netted more major clean energy manufacturing announcements since the ...

The state’s Solar for All grant, the largest in New England, will fund various incentives and assistance programs to help low-income households and public housing facilities install solar.

In Imperial County, residents have access to few public chargers and buy electric cars at only a fifth of the statewide rate.

GRID: An Oregon utility invests in the proposed $3.2 billion North Plains Connector transmission project in Montana designed to link the Eastern and Western grids. (Montana Standard) ...

CARBON OFFSETS: A new analysis finds Disney, Delta, ExxonMobil and more of the world’s biggest companies invested in carbon offsets that a previous report found had major failings and were “probably ...

Advocates say the federal standards underscore state law and raise the stakes for near-term permitting decisions for new ...

A University of Minnesota analysis found customers in communities of color were more than three times as likely to have their ...

GRID: California’s grid operator approves a $6.1 billion plan to build 26 new transmission projects and greenlights Pattern Energy’s proposal to tie the SunZia line into the state’s power network.

Sununu’s administration made a similar claim in the state’s 2022 energy plan, blaming neighboring states for spiking electricity prices, which were mostly due to global natural gas shortages following ...

The small southern New Hampshire town of Jaffrey is working with ReVision Energy to develop a community solar project on a former landfill despite ongoing policy barriers in the state.

POLITICS: Advocates say New Hampshire Gov. Chris Sununu’s claim last week that climate policies are to blame for higher electric rates in neighboring states relies on misleading assumptions and leaves ...