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Congresswoman Jasmine Crockett (TX-30) and Congressman Marc Molinaro (NY-19) introduced the Enteric Methane Innovation Tools for Lower Emissions and Sustainable Stock (EMIT LESS) Act.

Over 50 community and environmental groups representing Appalachia have called on the United States Department of Energy to suspend the planned Appalachian Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub, known as ARCH2, over what the groups say has been a lack of transparency and adequate community engagement regarding the project. The groups called on the DOE to disclose more information they said would be needed for the public to understand what ARCH2 would mean for the region, including: a current list of propo...

LONDON, May 21, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- The Founder and Chairman of Partners Capital, Stan Miranda, has launched the True North Institute, a think tank focused on researching new approaches to

/PRNewswire/ -- The Founder and Chairman of Partners Capital, Stan Miranda, has launched the True North Institute, a think tank focused on researching new...

The Biden administration is laying the groundwork for the rule's legal defense before the Supreme Court, as industry and state challenges pile up.

The West Virginia Public Service Commission has issued key approvals for a 2,060-megawatt gas-fired plant in Doddridge County, West Virginia. The PSC signed off plans for a gas-fired plant and potential carbon capture facility to go along with the plant.

OMV joins UN programme for reduction of methane emissions OMV has joined the Oil & Gas Methane Partnership of the United Nations Environment Programme . It is the only...

A new bill introduced in the Colorado Senate last week cautiously wades into a growing debate over community opposition to utility-scale wind and solar projects. An early version of the legislation ob...

A group representing counties still opposes the legislation and worries it lays the groundwork for a state takeover of the process to consider new wind, solar and transmission projects.

Newly proposed energy guidelines from the Environmental Protection Agency would require Ameren to revise its long-term plans for the Labadie Energy Center.