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In dismissing the application 3-0, the PUC expressed concerns about ratepayer protection, and stated that the plan posed "serious risks to ratepayers."

If you are a conventional or unconventional oil and gas operator in Pennsylvania, you have likely received a recent letter from DEP requiring, for the first time, reporting of your greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions.

Hyperscale data centers face mounting challenges as power demand collides with an evolving federal and state regulatory framework. How are FERC policies, natural gas infrastructure rules...

Texas has become a major hub for hyperscale data center development, driven by abundant energy resources and a business-friendly environment. However, rapid growth is creating significant challenges around power availability, transmission infrastructure, water resources, and regulatory oversight. This program examines the legal, regulatory, and commercial developments shaping data center projects across Texas, providing practical insights for developers, investors, operators, and stakeholders navigating

The Department of Transportation issued an emergency order pursuant to its regulatory authority over the transportation of hazardous materials.

Nevada voters will go to the polls November 8 with more than the choice of the country's next president on their ballot. A ballot measure supported by the Las Vegas casinos would amend the state constitution to direct the Nevada legislature to create rules enabling the end of monopoly electric utility service.

SNR Denton and IHS The Energy Daily hosted a media breakfast with Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) Chairman Jon Wellinghoff.

Staatsbeteiligungen an Übertragungsnetzbetreibern senken die tatsächlichen Kapitalkosten nicht, sondern verlagern Risiken auf Steuerzahler.

The Department of Energy announced last week that it will commit $16 million toward 17 projects to capture energy from waves, tides and currents.

An analysis released in late August by the Department of Energy predicts that between 35 and 60 gigawatts of coal-fired electricity generation in the eastern half of the country will be shut down within the next five years, due principally to increasingly tough environmental regulations and low natural gas prices resulting from abundant U.S. shale gas supplies.

The US Department of the Interior (DOI) has announced plans to revise the Bureau of Ocean Energy Management's (BOEM) 2024 Risk Management and Financial Assurance Rule for offshore oil and gas operations.

12 states have filed a brief (as Amici Curiae) with the U.S. Supreme Court in support of the Petition of American Electric Power Company, Inc., et al. for a Writ of Certiorari to the U.S. Court of Appeals for the 2nd Circuit and asking that the Supreme Court reverse the 2nd Circuit’s recent holding that:

Given the significant number of nuclear plants (approaching 20) and coal-fired plants (approaching 400) that have been recently closed or designated for closing, or are at risk of closing, utilities not already considering utility securitization (enabled through state legislation, with such legislation already existing in approximately 20 states) may want to consider this financing option as a means to recover approved costs related to such plant closings.

Today marks the last day of EnerCom's The Oil and Gas Conference® in Denver. My takeaway from the conference – cash is king.

Energy partner Robert A. James and Environmental counsel Stella Pulman co-authored this article, in which they provide an overview of the current United States energy marketplace.

From major international projects in the oil, gas, power and utilities sectors to cutting edge technologies in the clean energy space, the Energy, Power and Products practice at FTI Consulting...

Some of America's largest energy customers issued an unprecedented policy statement, advocating that the federal government implement ambitious policies to modernize the electric grid, expand access to ...