Dominion Energy said Sunday that it’s selling substantially all of its natural gas pipeline and storage assets to Berkshire Hathaway Inc. for $4 billion, along with Berkshire’s assumption of $5.7 billion in debt.

The Supreme Court on Monday agreed to reinstate streamlined permitting for pipelines across the country, except for Keystone XL. The decision is a relief for developers working on other pipelines but means prolonged delays for the TC Energy Corp. project.

The EPA’s analysis of a widely used dry-cleaning solvent violates the law that required the agency to examine the risks of chemicals, 15 attorneys general told the agency Monday.

Ford Motor Co. waived its right to arbitrate and otherwise doesn’t have standing to invoke an arbitration provision in a case as part of a multi-district dispute over an allegedly faulty PowerShift transmission, a California federal court ruled.

House Democrats unveiled a fiscal 2021 spending bill Monday that would boost an array of climate-friendly energy spending, including increased funding for energy efficiency, renewable energy, and advanced energy research.

Coal companies received at least $170 million in small business loans under the U.S. government’s coronavirus relief program, according to data released Monday.

The Environmental Protection Agency said it has approved the first two surface disinfectants, both made by Lysol, specifically to kill SARS-CoV-2, the virus that causes Covid-19.

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission asked a court Monday for more time to potentially bring its pipeline review issue to the U.S. Supreme Court.

As companies explore the best methods for disclosing and reporting environmental, social, and governance matters, they have been met mostly with silence from the SEC. As a result, progress toward broader application of ESG principles has moved forward in a piecemeal combination of voluntary reporting and disclosure frameworks, investor engagement, and limited legislation at the state level.

The U.S. approved an export license for a controversial $10 billion LNG project in Oregon that will be the first to ship shale gas from the West Coast if it gets built.