GRID: President Biden announces $612 million for six projects to improve electric grid resilience in hurricane-affected communities. (NPR) Western Energy News Daily updates for energy professionals ...

This farmer had misgivings about solar on cropland, but grazing sheep helped change his mind on clean energy’s compatibility with farming.

The U.S. Energy Department drafts a strategy for developing “dozens” of carbon capture and storage facilities by 2050 and building infrastructure, oversight, and a workforce to serve them. (E&E News, ...

State-level analysis found the lower 48 states would see fewer jobs and greater household energy spending compared under ...

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