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The U.S. energy horizon is heralding a seismic shift, according to a recent Canary Media report that digs into new estimates from the U.S. Energy Information Administration.

On November 6, 2018, clean energy ballot initiatives failed in several states. In particular, voters rejected Arizona's 50 percent renewable energy mandate, Washington's fee on carbon emissions, ...

Foley recently cohosted a webinar with the 4thly startup accelerator where a panel of experts discussed Climate Tech and Renewable Energy.

West Virginia has filed a constitutional lawsuit challenging Pennsylvania's renewable portfolio standards, arguing they violate the Commerce Clause by requiring certain renewable energy generators to be physically located in-state to participate in credit markets. The case could have far-reaching implications for similar renewable energy requirements in Massachusetts, New Jersey, Virginia, and other states that impose geographic restrictions on renewable energy credit eligibility.

As AI-driven demand strains power grids and causes lengthy delays, data center operators are increasingly turning to behind-the-meter power generation solutions. Industry experts reveal how supply chain constraints and extended lead times are reshaping the approach to on-site power, pushing developers toward customized technology mixes rather than single-source solutions.

According to the American Wind Energy Association blog, installed wind capacity in the United States has reached 82,000 MW.

While hydroelectric generation has historically been the largest source of renewable electricity generation, the U.S. Energy Information Administration (EIA) ...

The California Air Resources Board ("ARB") published a Concept Paper on May 7, 2015, proposing initial strategies for reducing emissions of short-lived climate pollutants ("SLCPs").

The California Fish and Game Commission has postponed its decision on whether to grant candidate species status to the western spadefoot toad under the California Endangered Species Act...

Last Friday, DOE and DOI issued an update of their National Offshore Wind Strategy. It's a moderately aggressive strategy, seeking to deploy at least 86 gigawatts of offshore wind by 2050.

The U.S. Department of Energy recently announced that it has launched a "Clean Energy Manufacturing Initiative."

In this episode, environmental attorney Julie Cress updates host Megan Berge on new signals from the California Air Resources Board ..

An emphasis on sustainability is driving tire and rubber manufacturers to seek renewable carbon blacks for use in their products.

"Green Bonds" are a relatively new trend in the bond market.

On September 22, the Administration announced two new policies that will facilitate a more transparent and efficient permitting and review process for complex infrastructure projects.

Companies with ESG policies – including financing parties investing in or lending money for renewable energy projects – should assess the impact of Texas Senate Bill 19 on their government contracting opportunities...

New York City's latest proposal to adjust its pension fund investment strategy reflects a broader institutional pivot toward long-term sustainability and climate resilience.

On this episode of Alternative Power Plays, Buchanan, Ingersoll, & Rooney attorneys and podcast hosts John Povilaitis and Alan Seltzer shift from the usual renewable...