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US Steel CEO confident Nippon Steel deal will close ‘on its merits’
U.S. Steel CEO David Burritt said on Tuesday he was confident Nippon Steel's $14.9 billion bid for his company would "close on its...
What can the global energy transition learn from the UK experience?
An IEA review of how the United Kingdom is doing in its efforts to reach net-zero emissions contains valuable insights for the global...
Regional pricing proposals could slow UK energy investment: ScottishPower CEO
ScottishPower’s CEO warns against a proposed regional electricity pricing model, saying it could deter investment during the UK’s green transition.
Oregon tribe sues govt over offshore wind auction
An Oregon tribe sues the U.S. over offshore wind plans, citing inadequate analysis of environmental and cultural impacts.
Tensions, rhetoric abound as MPs return to House of Commons, spar over carbon price
Canada's Liberals ramp up attacks on Conservatives as Parliament returns, facing a fragile minority and potential snap election.
A pipeline explosion sends a towering pillar of flame over Houston’s suburbs
La Porte City Secretary Lee Woodward told KTRK-TV that they don’t yet know what flows through the pipeline or how it will be...
Ottawa negotiates $500 million bailout to prevent electricity rate hike in Nova Scotia
Ottawa is negotiating a $500M bailout for Nova Scotia Power to prevent a 19 per cent electricity rate hike due to cost overruns.
Italy’s central bank backs helping poorer countries fund energy transition
Climate finance for less wealthy countries gains support of Italy's Fabio Panetta, who calls for those with higher per capita emissions to step...
Meet the woman who founded a business to keep EV chargers up and running
Kameale Terry set up the ChargerHelp! business to help make driving EVs a smoother experience and reduce pollution in Los Angeles.
EV charging infrastructure choices should be about where, not just how many
Resources for the Future: Equity should be a factor in EV charging network planning.
