With less than three weeks to go until the end of the session, Maryland legislators have advanced several significant clean energy bills.

Five gas utilities filed decarbonization plans Friday in the Department of Public Utilities’ Future of Gas investigation.

FERC upheld its finding that CAISO’s temporary wheel-through restrictions do not violate open-access principles and approved a two-year extension of them.

FERC rebuffed a request by PG&E for a 13% return on equity based on its financial risks from wildfires and the state's aggressive decarbonization efforts.

American Electric Power's Traverse Wind Energy Center, the last of three Oklahoma projects with total capacity of 1.5 GW, is now generating electricity.

A bill to impose a fee on banks investing in fossil fuels was among the biggest losers in the recent Washington state legislative session.

California has sweetened the pot for a popular incentive program intended to fuel the purchase of zero-emissions trucks.

CAISO's board adopted a 10-year transmission plan that dwarfs recent efforts, with renewable energy and reliability concerns driving the increase.

Gov. Youngkin’s main argument against Va.’s participation in the RGGI is that none of the money received to date from the program is funding customer rebates.

New Jersey will spend $3.4 million on three initiatives to research the impact of the state’s two planned offshore wind projects on wildlife and fisheries.