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Judge rejects lawsuit by NYC plumbers' union, contractor groups against Local Law 154, ruling ordinance is not an outright ban of natural gas

The partnership aims to meet the growing electricity demand from energy-intensive data centers focused on artificial intelligence.

With the designation by the governor, courts must decide environmental quality challenges to the project within 270 days.

State agencies, manufacturers, utilities and others are ramping heat pump adoption efforts, while a Washington state judge on March 21 revoked a passed ballot measure that aimed to retain natural gas use in the state building code.

Big wastewater treatment site backup gas power plant is strongly opposed by residents of city already deemed a pollution-burdened community.

After AECOM's net $44-million jury award on a disputed project, potential added interest gets interesting.

Australia based contractor Worley is building the liquefied natural gas export terminal for Venture Global along Louisiana's Gulf Coast near an existing facility

The Trump administration now is signalling it could follow China's push to revive coal-fired power based on a recent social media post by Donald Trump, who raises concern about lagging U.S. global energy dominance.

Projects in New Jersey, Massachusetts and Virginia face challenges from new federal energy politics, but construction is making key progress on ongoing off-shore wind facilities.

The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency plans to reconsider existing regulations for pollution cleanup, water discharge and air emissions limits while gutting internal diversity efforts and environmental justice programs for already hard-hit communities.