Niina H. Farah

A recent ruling could spell trouble for the agency that oversees gas pipelines and the nation’s grid.

The decision is a win for green groups who claim the rule will help slash energy costs.

The decision is a blow to the Enbridge project, which aims to replace two aging oil pipelines with a single tunnel under the Straits of Mackinac.

A judge found Denver's building standards were not preempted by federal law.

A three-judge panel ordered the Energy Department to reconsider its 2024 rulemaking for ovens, stoves and cooktops.

The decision could undercut the construction license for the Texas Gulflink project in the Gulf Coast.

The West Virginia Department of Environmental Protection is seeking $3 million in unpaid penalties for coal mining and water pollution violations.

A federal judge Wednesday agreed to modify a consent decree governing the restart of a pipeline that had stopped operating after a 2015 oil spill and began operating again after a directive from the Trump administration.

A federal judge ruled that environmental groups, at least for now, lack standing to bring their case against the Trump administration.

The court tossed out a lawsuit from green groups and commercial fishermen against the CP2 project.