Transition to clean energy seen as inevitable * World falling short on tripling renewables by 2030 * Developing countries need finance, data to go green By Clar NiChonghaile BELEM, Brazil, Nov. 19 ...

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Environmental groups are challenging the approved Southwest Power Pool capacity evaluation rules, arguing they create market ...

By John Cannon The quest to bring energy to Africans who need it often centers on the relatable electrical needs that arise ...

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While the Ohio Power Siting Board retains general authority over where electricity generation is built, a 2021 state law ...

When we compare energy sources, looking at raw numbers only tells part of the story. For coal, gas, nuclear and biomass power ...

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California has the nation's second-highest electricity prices after 127% increases since 2010, despite Governor Gavin ...