A direct hit from Hurricane Milton was the ultimate test for homes at Hunters Point, a Florida development designed for sustainability and climate resilience.
In a Newsweek interview, Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm said reviving old nuclear reactors and developing new ones is vital for a clean energy transition.
"The climate world is looking at the U.S. election and thinking, 'We can't really afford another rollback,'" Climate Group CEO Helen Clarkson told Newsweek.
Microsoft and Constellation announced an agreement to reopen a nuclear reactor at Three Mile Island to provide carbon-free electricity for data centers.
President Joe Biden's action on climate change, the Inflation Reduction Act, is growing clean-energy jobs. But most voters say they don't know much about it.
As the Inflation Reduction Act turns 2 years old, White House Climate Adviser Ali Zaidi said data shows people feel its impact on job growth and energy savings.
Musk claims to have built the world's most powerful AI training site in Memphis, Tennessee. But some residents worry about its massive energy and water use.
The International Energy Agency launched a new initiative on AI and energy as its latest report points to rapid growth in energy demand for AI data centers.
Hurricane Beryl knocked out power for millions, but one Houston area homeowner explained how a solar and battery storage system helped him ride out the storm.
In his new book, the philanthropist and political player argues that capitalism can meet the climate challenge with clean tech products that people want.
A poll shows 37 percent of voters prefer candidates who support climate action and call the issue important. But few know about Biden's climate achievements.
At the peak of the Global North's sunniest day of the year, solar power was expected to supply a fifth of the world's electricity, as solar booms worldwide.
In a win for labor, clean energy project developers can boost their tax credits five times over by paying prevailing wages and employing apprentice workers.
The U.N. secretary-general called for a ban on advertising by the fossil fuels industry and called the PR companies aiding them "'Mad Men' fueling the madness."
The Treasury Department released guidelines for the voluntary carbon credits aimed at fixing a market that has failed to deliver real emissions reductions.
The EPA said the settlement will cover government cleanup costs and pay to monitor health and water for residents affected by the crash in East Palestine, Ohio.
