Isaac Windes

The Trump administration continues to delay solar and wind project approvals despite earlier indications of a softer approach over permitting reform.

Infighting between the current leadership and the recently fired CEO of nuclear power start-up Fermi America is threatening to deter prospective

Uncertainties around the global energy system have complicated the near-term prospects for carbon capture and storage (CCS), which was already under pressure from rising project and energy costs.

Carbon TerraVault (CTV), a subsidiary of California Resources Corp. (CRC), said Tuesday that it has injected CO2 at the state's first carbon capture and storage (CCS) project.

The Paris-based reactor developer joins the growing wave of nuclear start-ups looking to cash in on the surge in investor interest in the data center build-out.

Utah regulators on Friday confirmed that a well at geothermal specialist Fervo Energy's flagship Cape Station development suffered a blowout earlier in the week, although it is not expected to cause significant delays for the project.

Seven US states are suing the Trump administration over its $928 million agreement with TotalEnergies that will see the French major walk away from

Utility-scale solar energy overtook wind as the largest source of clean energy in the US in the first quarter of 2026, according to a report from the American Clean Power Association (ACP).

A US judge has struck down guidance from the Trump administration that restricted access to tax credits for certain wind and solar projects that were introduced under the prior administration.

The US Department of the Interior has reached a settlement with Chicago-based power company Invenergy to surrender four offshore wind leases worth some $765 million.