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One In Three Voters Confused About Which Party Has Better Energy Policy
Polling from the Australia Institute shows Labor marginally ahead with voters on affordability, reliability and emissions reduction.
Renewable Capacity Growth Worldwide Stalled in 2018 After Two Decades of Strong Expansion
Last year was the first time since 2001 that growth in renewable power capacity failed to increase year on year.
In Response: Clean-Energy Jobs Market Is Actually Robust, Growing
"Don't believe inflated clean-energy jobs projections," a writer from the Center of the American Experiment presented a bleak view — with dubious support .
Top 20 Oil Companies Improved Cash Flow By $34 Billion
It is true that in recent years oil companies have collectively outspent their revenues. But two important issues are often overlooked in the stories about nega…
The Benefits of Free Trade With Mexico Are Very Real For The Energy Industry
Recently the International Trade Commission's review of the new USMCA finds that the agreement will improve the U.S. economy broadly.
The Trouble With Carbon Taxes: Lessons For Asian Policymakers
Many voters in the developed countries have become increasingly resentful of expensive climate change policies predicated on model-based projections of impendin…
Fortum's Q1 Profit Lags Forecast on Low Hydropower Output
Fortum's core operating profit rose 1 percent from a year ago to 408 million euros ($454 million) but fell short of analysts' average expectations of 419 millio…
India's Hydropower to Meet Target Despite Varying Forecasts by IMD, Skymet
The country's hydropower generation would be good this season despite varying forecasts by the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD) and Skymet, said industry …
Tucson Make Steps Towards Energy Efficiency
The city of Tucson announced on Earth Day they have a new project to add solar panels around town.The project includes adding 26 new arrays of panels.
Electric Vehicle Charging
Fraunhofer IAF GaN Power ICs With Integrated Sensors for on-Board EV Charging
A team of Fraunhofer researchers has significantly enhanced the functionality of GaN power ICs for voltage converters.
New York State Invests $3 Million in Energy-Efficient Transportation
NYSERDA and NYSDOT are putting $3 million toward proposals that make the state's transportation system more efficient.
KBL Named Most Energy Efficient Company
KBL also bagged five more awards – Fuel Savings Large, Energy Innovation, Best Energy Management Team Consumer, and was a runner up in the Electricity Savings …
New York City Sets Ambitious Climate Rules for Its Biggest Emitters: Buildings
The city found ways to cushion costs for low-income residents while creating jobs and cutting emissions as a 'downpayment on the future.'
EU And Britain Condemn US Oil And Nuclear Sanctions On Iran
The United States' allies in Europe have criticised its recent decisions to restrict oil trade with Iran and to limit the extension of waivers.
Electricity Transmission
Effort to Hurricane-Harden Florida Power Grid Is Criticized
Florida could soon have a more hurricane-resilient energy grid – along with higher electric bills and heftier profits for utilities . – under a bill that has …

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One In Three Voters Confused About Which Party Has Better Energy Policy

Renewable Capacity Growth Worldwide Stalled in 2018 After Two Decades of Strong Expansion

In Response: Clean-Energy Jobs Market Is Actually Robust, Growing

Top 20 Oil Companies Improved Cash Flow By $34 Billion

The Benefits of Free Trade With Mexico Are Very Real For The Energy Industry

The Trouble With Carbon Taxes: Lessons For Asian Policymakers

Fortum's Q1 Profit Lags Forecast on Low Hydropower Output

India's Hydropower to Meet Target Despite Varying Forecasts by IMD, Skymet

Tucson Make Steps Towards Energy Efficiency

Fraunhofer IAF GaN Power ICs With Integrated Sensors for on-Board EV Charging

New York State Invests $3 Million in Energy-Efficient Transportation

KBL Named Most Energy Efficient Company

New York City Sets Ambitious Climate Rules for Its Biggest Emitters: Buildings

EU And Britain Condemn US Oil And Nuclear Sanctions On Iran

Effort to Hurricane-Harden Florida Power Grid Is Criticized