States in coming months will begin receiving federal funds for electric vehicle chargers, but exact details of where and how the money will flow remain unclear.

Ormat Nevada Inc. remains barred from resuming construction on its geothermal project in the state until at least April, a Nevada federal judge ruled in a setback for the company that said a long delay could result in $30 million in losses.

EQT Corp., Equitrans LP, and EQM Midstream Partners LP will be allowed to immediately appeal a decision letting a Pennsylvania man’s lawsuit alleging that the companies intruded on private land move forward as a class action, the Third Circuit said Thursday.

U.S. power grids need to boost their cyber defenses to find hackers faster to keep them from gaining control over operations, according to the country’s top energy regulator.

The California Public Utilities Commission is delaying a vote on a proposal that would cut incentives for rooftop solar systems, according to a spokeswoman.

Federal officials with $7.5 billion to spend on building a national network of electric vehicle charging stations want the money to start flowing this year, and they plan to issue guidance to states next month on how to apply for it.

White House National Climate Advisor Gina McCarthy expressed confidence on Thursday that tax credits for electric cars would survive in a reworked Build Back Better climate and social spending bill after President Joe Biden signaled willingness to accept “chunks” of the stalled legislation.