Focus on Infrastructure
North Dakota regulators consider underground carbon dioxide storage permits for Midwest pipeline
North Dakota panel weighs carbon pipeline permits amid landowner protests and environmental debate over CO2 storage project.
In Michigan and Wisconsin, cities are finding rooftops alone may not achieve solar energy goals
Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, Milwaukee, and Madison adopt utility-scale solar, blending partnerships and rooftop projects for clean energy.
Vestas cuts hundreds of jobs on UK’s Isle of Wight
Vestas is switching from making offshore blades to smaller, onshore blades, which will only sustain 300 jobs at the site, it said.
Explainer: What next for Nippon Steel and US Steel’s $15 billion mega-merger?
U.S. Steel's $15B Japanese takeover hangs in the balance as Biden weighs national security risks amid political pushback.
Nippon Steel slams ‘inappropriate’ politics in US deal
Nippon Steel issued the statement in response to a news report suggesting that President Biden might block its acquisition of US Steel.
Indonesia’s new coal phase-out goal sets ‘daunting task’
Meeting Indonesia's pledge to phase out coal power is a daunting task that will require immediate and ambitious action, experts warn.
Biden plans to block Nippon Steel purchase of US Steel, Bloomberg News reports
President Biden plans to block Nippon Steel's $15B U.S. Steel takeover on national security grounds, Bloomberg reports.
Fifteen fisheries charges laid a decade after Mount Polley dam breached in B.C.
Imperial Metals faces 15 federal Fisheries Act charges over Mount Polley mine disaster, a decade after the dam collapse.
How utilities are working to meet AI data centers’ voracious appetite for electricity
AI data centers' soaring energy demands are prompting utilities to innovate for sustainable power solutions.
Equinor, BP, TotalEnergies seal investment into Britain’s carbon capture projects
The three companies are joint partners in the project which will permanently store up to an initial 4 million tonnes of CO2 per...
