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The first law of plumbing is that poop rolls downhill. That law also applies to how costs are allocated on electric grids. And that law is about to be proven again in Texas where low-income [...]

With 78% of the population supporting nuclear power, Sweden’s plan to prematurely shut down its entire nuclear fleet is bizarre, especially since it will add over 2 billion tons of CO2 emissions, [...]

The post-pandemic economy might not favor renewable energy investment, especially if an asset bubble collapses.

The United States continues to struggle with legacy military nuclear waste, former Energy Secretary Steven Chu said, because the contractors making billions from it have opposed a better solution.

The Polish city of Rybnik stands at the heart of the largest coal-producing area of the EU: Silesia. Now citizens are showing the ability to power a new economic model.

In New Mexico, emissions from the oil and gas industry were 53% of state greenhouse gas emissions in 2018.

The Japanese government has supported fuel cell development, but the lack of fueling stations, and uncertainty about the resale value of hydrogen-powered vehicles remain significant barriers to [...]

The spill is being called one of the worst ecological disasters in Israel's history.

Competing versions of why the power grid failed were being offered during last week's storm in Texas. Neither of them were accurate.

The value of U. S. oil exports relative to oil imports is now more balanced than overall U. S. trade for the first time in decades, if not ever.