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In an interview, Tom Fanning lays out his views on how the federal government can help the U.S. energy sector evolve.

The Biden administration is hiking the royalty rates that companies pay to extract oil and gas from public lands, framing the move as a balance between better returns for taxpayers and new drilling opportunities for energy companies.

Tesla Inc.’s existing plants are running below capacity because of supply shortages that could hobble growth of electric vehicles for a long time to come.

Claudio Spadacini spoke from the BNEF Summit in New York City, where his company, Energy Dome, had been named one of 12 pioneering energy companies.

National Grid announced yesterday that it will remove natural gas from its distribution system by 2050, relying instead on a combination of biomethane, hydrogen and electrification to heat buildings in the northeastern United States.

Toyota Motor Corp. said yesterday it will start selling its first mass-market, pure-electric vehicle in the U.S. this spring.

Investor scrutiny has helped shift the national discussion around climate change, fueling vows among oil giants and titans of global industry to more quickly cut their planet-warming carbon emissions.

The conservative backlash against Wall Street’s green rebranding could lead to Republican-elected officials exerting more influence over corporate decisions.

Nan Ransohoff talks about how a brainstorm last fall resulted in an unprecedented investment from Google, Facebook, Shopify and others.

What will the formation of “hydrogen hubs” do for the U.S. energy future? And what are they, exactly?