Justin Worland

Beneath narratives of a clean energy collapse, data show a more optimistic picture.

Sooner or later, large companies are bound to face climate disclosure rules.

The green energy transition needs private investment. Kerry is leaving government to go get it.

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"Energy transition” can mean different things to different people—and the oil and gas industry wants it to include fossil fuels

The veteran politician has left government to help the private sector accelerate the clean-energy transition.

Even though the law passed Congress with no Republican votes, it would likely survive future GOP control of Washington.

The plane will be the world’s biggest, but the company building it insists that it’s an energy company.

This week offered two research items that offer reminders how the economic costs of climate change will stack up.

Letters to shareholders from JP Morgan Chase and BlackRock show how big financial institutions are trying to manage the climate challenge