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THE Department of Energy (DoE) announced over the weekend that it was inviting interested and qualified parties to participate in the conduct of a competitive selection process (CSP) for Microgrid Systems Providers (MGSP) in areas identified under the 2023-2032 National Total Electrification Roadmap (NTER).

A South Carolina man pleaded guilty Thursday to obstructing justice in the investigation into the murder of a transgender woman in 2019.Xavier Pinckney, of Alle

The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) released a draft roadmap to address interconnection challenges on the transmission grid and seeks feedback from the public before releasing a final version.

ISKANDAR PUTERI: All states must have a prevention of pollution and cleaning action plan in place to deal with the issue of river pollution in the country.

As the automotive industry is transitioning toward greener energy, electric vehicles incentives and rebates have swept the nation. However, drivers are reporting concerns about trading in their gas-powered vehicles for a more sustainable alternative.

Windtech International is the only worldwide magazine with a technological focus for global the wind energy industry.

Shell is among energy companies that have filed arbitration cases against Venture Global LNG over its failure to supply fuel under long-term contracts

$7 billion in DOE funds for hydrogen hubs are intended to fight climate change, but could increase pollution unless Treasury gets the 45V tax credit right.

Two schools earn state awards for excellence in school counseling support, while several schools see recognition for sportsmanship.

The Biden administration is offering federal assistance to certain states for the closure of low-producing oil and gas wells. Funding comes from the Inflation Reduction Act’s $350 million program called the Mitigating Emissions from Marginal Conventional Wells.