The Senate unveiled a new megabill overnight, introducing stricter regulations for renewable energy incentives under the Democrats' climate plan.

Equinor has begun installing foundations for the Empire Wind project off Long Beach, completing one every two days, with turbine installations set for next summer.

Researchers have developed a method using anion-exchange membranes (AEMs) to produce green hydrogen, replacing rare metals like iridium with cheaper alternatives such as nickel and steel.

India's clean energy expansion faces hurdles as coal-dependent regions and workers risk being left behind without equitable transition plans.

Cummins India has introduced its Battery Energy Storage Systems (BESS), a sustainable solution to enhance power reliability and support India's decarbonization goals.

The US energy policy seesaw between Democrats and Republicans is weakening both renewable and conventional energy sectors.

Louisiana has passed a law reclassifying natural gas as green energy, joining other GOP-led states like Indiana, Ohio, and Tennessee.

The Danish Energy Agency (DEA) has approved 10-year and 25-year extensions for the Nysted and Middelgrunden offshore wind farms, two of Denmark's oldest wind projects.

Fortis Energy has received government approval to build a 62 MW solar power plant in Albania's Kolonja municipality, with construction set to begin within 36 months.

A new report by the Clean Air Task Force (CATF) urges abandoning the Levelized Cost of Electricity (LCOE) metric, citing its failure to account for grid reliability and integration costs.