Energy

U.S. states are positioning themselves to compete for newer, cheaper nuclear reactors being developed as communities and tech giants compete in a race for electricity.

States in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast were heavily betting on offshore wind to meet their future power needs.

Administrator Lee Zeldin said the Environmental Protection Agency will try to rescind $20 billion in grants awarded by the Biden administration.

A new surge in demand for energy likely will fuel new jobs across the U.S. in the AI, data centers and chip making sectors, according to the authors of a new industry analysis.

Opponents of offshore wind energy projects expect President-elect Donald Trump to kill an industry he has vowed to end on the first day he returns to the White House.

The demand for energy to support the increasing need for artificial intelligence content is rapidly growing, leading several tech giants to consider investing in nuclear power to meet this demand.

The demand for energy to support the increasing need for artificial intelligence content is rapidly growing, leading several tech giants to consider investing in nuclear power to meet this demand. Scott Budman reports.

California lawmakers will come back in a special session after they wrap up their legislative year on Saturday to debate measures proposed by Gov. Gavin Newsom aimed at reducing gas price spikes at the pump. Newsom called the Legislature into the special session Saturday after Democrats in the Assembly pushed back on his efforts to pass the energy package that...

Hotter temperatures and higher electricity bills are fueling massive investment around the world, including in California, toward a technology that could provide an endless, cheap supply of energy – nuclear fusion.

The heat wave that left many in the Bay Area sweltering for more than a week is now blanketing the East Coast with 100 million people under potentially dangerous heat alerts.

The hotter temperatures and rising electricity bills are partly fueling massive investment around the world, including in California, toward a technology that could provide endless, cheap energy — nuclear fusion.