The Biden administration announced $7 billion to create regional hydrogen hubs. Here's how the element could power our grid, if it's done right.
The lawsuit seeks to hold major fossil fuel companies accountable for suppressing evidence of the climate crisis for decades.
The ruling is the first of its kind and mandates that businesses disclose direct and indirect sources of pollution.
Cities in New Jersey and Puerto Rico say oil companies are behind a conspiracy to deceive the public.
A new report finds that controlling methane emissions from oil and gas production could create tens of thousands of jobs.
Climate court cases are about to get a lot more interesting.
Proposed emissions from a Mississippi Chevron plant could raise locals' cancer risk by 250,000x the acceptable level. A community group is fighting back.
The state's pioneering law could set limits on the industry's profits and impose fines on those that exceed it.
Will oil CEOs change their business models to focus on renewables, or are we just in for more greenwashing?
The oil giant is quitting an area of research it has long held up as part of a clean "energy future."
The oil major posted record profits Tuesday and said it was dialing back its emissions reduction goals.
Dozens of cities and states sued oil giants for deceiving the public. The Supreme Court could soon break these cases out of limbo.
The oil companies recently wrapped up their most profitable year in history, amid high fuel prices, global conflict, and worsening climate change. Yippee.
CNBC let the head of a DC think tank defend an oil CEO's leadership of a climate conference. There was just one problem.
Elon Musk, Big Meat, and oil industry PR made our naughty list this year.
Vanguard, the world’s second-largest asset manager, announced that it is resigning from a global net-zero initiative.
Prominent energy centers at MIT, Stanford, and Columbia may be biased toward natural gas because of funding, a new study says.
The president aired his frustrations against Big Oil in a speech on Monday. Unfortunately, his suggested solution and promise of a crackdown rang hollow.
Semafor, the much-anticipated new journalism site, launched its climate newsletter this week—and Chevron is one of its first sponsors.
In a legal filing, the oil giant makes a lot of surprising cultural references to argue it wasn't involved in disinformation campaigns around climate science.
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