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1,023 firms are also planning new liquefied natural gas (LNG) terminals, pipelines, or gas-fired power plants.

Utility industry news and analysis for energy professionals.

The latest EV news includes the Fisker Ocean Sport achieves 288 miles under test conditions and new charge point operator announces £26m investment.

… whether we know the actual reason for this, however, is another question altogether

America’s first hydrogen-fueled ferry is set to launch in San Francisco early next year after more than five years in development. As the milestone nears, the vessel’s owner says it's already looking to deploy more zero-emissions ferries nationwide — particularly in places where aging, polluting diesel boats still ply rivers, sounds and coastlines.

Clean energy company NET Power is delaying the world’s first utility-scale gas plant with carbon capture, citing global supply chain concerns.

GHGSat's groundbreaking Vanguard satellite promises accurate emissions data, bolstering climate action and accountability, with the potential to achieve Net Zero emissions by 2050.

(The Center Square) – Over two months, automakers have hit the brakes on planned electric vehicle production by 2030.

Scaling up the manufacturing of green hydrogen electrolyzers to meet this need will require a monumental shift over the next six years.

As the world is gearing toward an emission-free future, the leisure marine industry is looking for low-carbon alternatives to diesel in order to make ves...