Sabrina Shankman

Boston universities and local institutions are addressing the climate crisis through new, innovative steps.

A new state fund will help disadvantaged communities get a bigger say on how and where energy infrastructure is located.

The offshore wind industry is bracing for an uncertain future, one in which federal permits and leasing could grid to a halt, and where tariffs or role-back of tax incentives could balloon the costs.

A top negotiator on the bill to regulate third-party electric suppliers is state Representative Jeff Roy, who is dating a lobbyist who represents one of these companies.

A few months back, Frank Hays found himself in what he calls a “landlord's plumbing nightmare.” At both of the rental properties he owns in

The Earth’s thermometer climbed past a dangerous tipping point, one that scientists had considered the “defense line,” beyond which the effects of climate change are expected to get substantially worse.

Heat pumps are considered crucial to the region’s response to climate change. But when temperatures plummet, are they up for the job?

While many homeowners say they’re happy with their purchase, and saw just slightly higher bills during cold months in recent years, many hit with big bills this winter say they’re feeling buyer's remorse.

The state's second-ever annual Climate Report Card was released Friday, showing a mixed bag of results.

Making sense of the day one executive order that could change the energy game in New England The finish line was right there.