NYISO and PJM officials discussed the future of their capacity markets as more renewables come online during GTM’s annual Power and Renewables Summit.

Stronger federal leadership is needed to help New England’s decarbonization efforts, Massachusetts' and Connecticut's top energy officials said.

The EBA’s Canadian Chapter held its first annual meeting online, with discussions on cybersecurity and holding virtual hearings amid the COVID-19 pandemic.

CERAWeek organizers said they are planning a virtual conference next year, citing “continuing uncertainty” surrounding the COVID-19 pandemic.

A new study says policymakers should abandon the social cost of carbon and adopt a more practical metric tied to net-zero-emissions goals.

New York’s battle against climate change must focus on natural gas, Columbia Law School’s Michael Gerrard told IPPNY's annual Fall Conference.

School district and transit agency officials shared their experiences with replacing diesel and CNG buses with battery electric and fuel cell electric vehicles.

Columnist Steve Huntoon argues that California's ambitious renewable energy and storage targets would actually make the state more vulnerable to blackouts.

Industry representatives, state officials, legal scholars and analysts attended the annual Independent Power Producers of New York Fall Conference.

Rhode Island boasts the first and only offshore wind farm in the Western Hemisphere, but it has seen its modest OSW procurement goals eclipsed by surrounding states.