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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.

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.

The court spiked Obama-era controls on power plant emissions. Biden’s rule may be next.

President Joe Biden's power plant regulation could shift the future of carbon capture, hydrogen and natural gas.

The regulation is a pillar of President Joe Biden's climate agenda and will be announced Thursday.

The United States Department of Energy has scheduled a second listening session to take public feedback on a planned hydrogen production network is has selected for an award of up to $925 million. The network, the Appalachian Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub, or ARCH2, has drawn controversy over its reliance on fossil fuel companies and infrastructure.

Greenhouse gas rules offer leeway, but come packaged with new standards for air, water and waste that put big restraints on coal.