Virginia will replace 83 diesel school buses with zero- or low-carbon vehicles, which will reduce the state’s GHG emissions by about 10,000 tons per year.

A new report from the U.N. came to a stark conclusion: Climate change is irreversible, and unprecedented international cooperation is needed to mitigate it.

New Jersey has awarded $750,000 in seed money to 10 companies working on clean-technology innovation and is planning a second round of awards.

Reducing power plant carbon emissions may ultimately be in the hands of electric utility customers with the technology to automatically reduce their usage.

Senate Energy Republicans grilled Cynthia Weiner Stachelberg, nominee for assistant secretary at the Interior Department, on tree spiking and gun control.

Technological advances and refined regulatory processes could unlock U.S. geothermal capacity and contribute to decarbonization, according to an NREL report.

Secretary Jennifer Granholm held a virtual roundtable with manufacturing companies to emphasize the role of the industrial sector in decarbonization.

A Washington-based fusion energy company is expanding its operation in the drive to become the first to develop a commercially viable fusion reactor.

Officials at a SEPA webinar discussed a transactive market platform pilot in California that proactively helps shift load and save customers money.

Arizona regulators approved a demand management plan that includes incentives for homeowners who install battery storage with their rooftop solar system.