Isaac Windes

The move is exciting for traders and consultants, although a healthy dose of skepticism follows the lofty goals of the US start-up.

Data center developers hoping to avoid delays connecting to the grid by building their own “behind-the-meter” gas-fired power systems are confronting a whole new set of infrastructure and permitting risks.

Venture capital investment in climate technology maintained its positive momentum in the third quarter, led by companies promising reliable clean

The Trump administration's Office of Energy Dominance Financing (EDF) has rung up more than $67 billion in commitments and financial closes over

The process that New York Gov. Kathy Hochul kicked off in June to develop a "Nuclear Backbone" for the state by adding 5 gigawatts of new nuclear

US-based start-up Nuclear Company unveiled plans on Wednesday to build a new nuclear power campus in Kentucky that could eventually generate up to

Carbon capture and storage (CCS) developers are now focusing more on CO2 transportation and infrastructure as the number of proposed CCS projects around the world grows, while the scope of the proposed facilities shrinks, according to a new report from the Global CCS Institute.

The Trump administration has finally given the green light to a pair of onshore wind energy projects it had been blocking for months in a move aimed at helping push bipartisan permitting reform legislation over the finish line.

US-based artificial intelligence giant Anthropic is warning investors that limited access to electricity and natural gas supplies could slow its growth as the company prepares for its much-anticipated initial public offering (IPO).