President Donald Trump seized on Joe Biden’s pledge last night to eventually replace fossil fuels with renewable energy, turning the Democratic nominee’s remarks into a warning for swing state voters that oil and gas jobs could be at risk.

Imagine shutting down or throttling back demand from a network of pool heaters, air conditioning systems, or other appliances to stabilize the electric grid.

The leading U.S. solar-trade group is calling on companies to move their supply chains out of a Chinese region, citing reports of human-rights abuses.

President Donald Trump and Democratic nominee Joe Biden met for the last time before the Nov. 3 election, with a debate more orderly but just as spirited as their first face-off last month. The two candidates challenged each other on their tax plans, the environment, their business interests and the pandemic. Bloomberg News is checking the facts behind their claims:

Many of the companies in China that supply car parts to conventional automakers risk being pushed out of business as the industry transitions to electric vehicles, according to the China Association of Automobile Manufacturers.

Illinois state regulators on Thursday approved an energy company’s payments to new solar customers while they investigate the company’s payment practices.

At Tesla Inc.'s ballyhooed Battery Day event in September, CEO Elon Musk set himself an ambitious target: to produce a $25,000 electric car in three years. Hitting that sticker price -- about $13,000 cheaper than the least expensive model today -- is seen as critical to deliver a true, mass-market product.

California is bracing for the most powerful gusts of the 2020 fire season, raising the threat of more blazes and blackouts in a region that’s already seen a record 4.1 million acres scorched this year.

Califorina’s air regulators on Thursday passed their first-ever resolution condemning racism and bias, while also pledging to form an office dedicated to racial justice and the environment.

New York’s East River is set to become the testing ground for a technology that generates electricity from the tides.