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/PRNewswire/ -- As summer heats up and home energy use increases in parts of California, Pacific Gas and Electric Company (PG&E) urges eligible customers to...

HERMITAGE — As he reflects on his 32-year career, Tom Darby — former manager of the Hermitage Municipal Authority and superintendent of the city’s Wastewater Pollution Control Department — said

Experts in Held v. Montana testified that the state can transition away from fossil fuels and reap economic benefits in the process. Now its up to the judge.

DECATUR, Ill. (WAND) - The Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) is a nationwide program that helps families with energy costs.

Award will enable third party verification of Hagos green hydrogen in fuel cell applications

The state’s headline expert witness’s testimony was canceled — and other twists from the landmark trial.

Experts in energy policy and greenhouse gas measurement described a permissive regulatory framework in Montana that contributes more than 100 tons of greenhouse gas to the atmosphere annually during the

To increase the capacity and quicken the charging of lithium-ion batteries, Professor Won Bae Kim and his group at POSTECH use the electron spin of the anode material.

Scientists tracking alerts sent by the National Weather Service say data underscores risks of heatwaves and storms this summer

Korean researchers have found a way to improve lithium ion anodes which could enable much faster charging in lithium ion battery tech