The Supreme Court didn’t actually "strike down" the EPA’s regulations of mercury pollution from power plants on Monday. The post What Everyone Is Getting Wrong About The Supreme Court’s Mercury Pollution Ruling […]

Increased refinery runs—based on increases in both capacity and utilization—have helped accommodate increases in U.S. crude oil production. The United States’ capacity to refine crude oil into petroleum products—measured as operable atmospheric […]

A bill that would allow clean energy projects to leverage master limited partnerships, which are used by the oil and gas industry, was reintroduced in the Senate on Wednesday. “Congress should level […]

After years of anticipation, the renewable energy revolution is finally here. Solar energy is poised to become the dominant player in electricity markets worldwide moving forward, capturing a large share of the […]

It has become popular to demonize fossil fuels. Pop stars, press, politicians and now pontiffs speak with a single voice: We know that technology based on the use of highly polluting fossil […]

With states adopting programs to encourage energy users to install combined heating and power (CHP) systems, building owners and asset managers are asking themselves the bottom line question – how can CHP […]

One-third of electricity produced in Europe last year came from renewable energy. "There is a revolution taking place”, say transmission network operators. via Renew Economy http://ift.tt/1TGNWQ1

Jim Hughes, the CEO of vertically integrated solar developer First Solar, spoke at the Edison Electric Institute meeting in New Orleans two weeks ago. (Please forgive the late filing, I lost my […]