Shell Plans To Link Executives' Pay To Hitting Emissions TargetsThe energy company announced a plan to set new emissions targets and base executives' pay on hitting those goals.
California Wants All Of Its Electricity To Be Carbon-Free By 2045California legislators are moving to commit to 100 percent carbon-free electricity in the state.
Rolling Back California Air Quality Rules Could Affect 12 Other StatesThe EPA and California don't see eye to eye on emission standards — so much so that they're preparing for a legal battle.
Why Trump's Administration Made Coal Plants A National Security IssuePresident Donald Trump's administration is big on saving the coal industry. A new plan would treat the issue as a matter of national security.
How Wind Turbines Could Guard The Coast Against Strong HurricanesWith enough wind turbines, it's theoretically possible to suck the energy out of encroaching hurricanes — and use the power ourselves.
The Growing Solar Industry Lacks DiversityEmploying close to 3.4 million people worldwide, the solar energy industry is expanding — but its diversity is lacking.
California Is On Track To Require Solar Panels On New HomesThe California Energy Commission approved new building standards that would require solar panels on new homes starting in 2020.
Legal Weed Growers Use Ridiculous Amounts Of ElectricityAs the recreational marijuana industry grows, so does its energy footprint.
No Injuries, Fatalities After Explosion At Texas Valero RefineryAuthorities in Texas City, Texas, said there were no injuries or fatalities after an explosion at a Valero refinery there.
During Earth Hour, Consider Turning Off Idle ElectronicsOn Earth Day, people are encouraged to turn off lights for an hour. But even more energy could be saved if certain devices were powered down.
Revolt: Energy Revolution In The Heartland (Trailer)In this documentary series, we explore the future of energy in America's heartland and how that will shape the future of our climate.
| Kevin Clancy and Kate Grumke and Zach Toombs
How An Eclipse Messes With Our Weather And The Power GridWhen an eclipse blocks out the sun, it affects the weather — and causes hiccups in an increasingly solar-dependent power grid.
The Keystone XL Pipeline Still Faces At Least One Big RoadblockThe Trump administration might have signed off on the Keystone XL project, but Nebraska still hasn't approved it.
Fracking Study: Scientists Say More Uniform Spill Reporting NeededScientists are questioning the accuracy of reporting hydraulic fracking spills.
Here's What Fracking Is and Isn'tMany believe fracking is responsible for the earthquake in Oklahoma, but it's more complicated than that.
American Indians Stand Together To Shut Down Pipeline ProjectIndigenous activists from the Dakotas — and even other states and countries — are halting construction on this oil pipeline project.
Lightning Makes For A Terrible Renewable Energy SourceLightning is hot and fast — but it doesn't carry enough energy to be a useful source of renewable power.
Running On Renewable Energy Is Still Mostly A Matter Of LuckFlashy headlines about entire countries running on renewable energy — however briefly — are still generally the exception, not the rule.
How Do I Save Money On My Electric Bill?Depending on where you live, heating costs can influence your bill a lot, but appliances and electronics account for a big chunk of that cost, too.
US Uses More Energy On Christmas Lights Than Some Nations Do All YearThe U.S. uses 6.6 billion kilowatt hours to power Christmas lights each year. Countries like El Salvador and Honduras use less than that in a year.
