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North Dakota energy CEO fears new EPA rules could leave North Dakota energy consumers in the dark - Vimarsana News

North Dakota energy CEO fears new EPA rules could leave North Dakota energy consumers in the dark

Minnkota Power Cooperative CEO Mac McLennan says the new rules from the EPA threaten to impact the reliability and affordability of electricity for people across the country.

EPA severely limits pollution from coal-burning power plants - Vimarsana News

EPA severely limits pollution from coal-burning power plants

The Biden administration on Thursday placed the final cornerstone of its plan to tackle climate change: a regulation that would force the nation’s coal-fired power plants to virtually eliminate the planet-warming pollution they release into the air or shut down.

Climate solution or pipe dream? Carbon capture and coal power plants - Vimarsana News

Climate solution or pipe dream? Carbon capture and coal power plants

An electric cooperative that serves customers in Minnesota and North Dakota wants to build one of the worlds largest carbon capture facilities. Skeptics doubt Project Tundra will work, but the Biden administration has thrown its support behind the nearly $2 billion project.

DOE Earmarks $890MM for Carbon Capture Demo Projects - Vimarsana News

DOE Earmarks $890MM for Carbon Capture Demo Projects

The U.S. DOE Office of Clean Energy Demonstrations is allotting up to $890 million in funding for 3 projects to demonstrate technologies designed to captur...

Negotiations to begin between partners in Project Tundra and the federal Department of Energy - Vimarsana News

Negotiations to begin between partners in Project Tundra and the federal Department of Energy

DOE said the carbon capture project is eligible for up to $350 million in federal funds