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Liquefied gas does not occupy a prominent position in Mexico's energy mix, but the government wants to change that scenario, to take advantage of the crisis unleashed by Russia's invasion of Ukraine a

The 48th G7 Summit , an international association of the world’s ‘advanced’ economies ,...

Leaders from the G7 have finished their three-day meeting in a spa resort in the Bavarian Alps with a commitment to the Paris Climate Agreement, even as they agreed for close collaboration with developing countries to boost clean energy and ...

By Vishal Gulati

Assistance to Be Available for Low- to Moderate-Income Households Low- to moderate-income homeowners who qualify can get help with the cost of installing solar

NEWCASTLE, Australia -- Newcastle, the world's biggest coal export hub once known as Australia's "steel city," is a growing gem of a metropolis on Aus

The influx of new federal funding presents a unique opportunity to jump start the effort to electrify transportation, but only if states and cities use funds effectively and equitably. Electric vehicles (EVs) are on the rise in the United States. The Biden administration aims for 50% of new light-duty vehicle sales to be zero-emission by 2030. Some…

Santos chief executive Kevin Gallagher said that if the government acted quickly the company could have gas running from Narrabri by 2025.

ISO-New England can’t pay coal, nuclear, biomass and hydro generators more for keeping the energy supply they normally do, U.S. Court of Appeals says.

By strategically targeting funds from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law, U.S. cities and states can develop a national network of electric vehicle (EV) charging stations.