Denmark plans to raise road taxes for lorries and impose new levies on fossil fuels as part of efforts to reduce the country’s carbon emission.

California’s move to require all new vehicles be zero-emission by 2035 could face legal headwinds.

Sens. Lisa Murkowski (R-Alaska) and Joe Manchin (D-W.Va.) are working to muscle their energy innovation package to the floor in the waning days before the Nov. 3 election.

California’s bold plan to phase out sales of new all-gasoline cars by 2035 could face legal challenges down the line from federal officials and industry—but how it may play out is uncertain.

The top senators on energy issues are working to muscle a bipartisan energy innovation package to the floor for consideration before lawmakers leave for the campaign trail, while the House is poised to advance its own proposal.

Tech entrepreneur Justin Kan failed to build a business automating lawyers’ work, but a former Seyfarth Shaw partner has been quietly chipping away at the same task. Now, he’s looking to scale.

A federal court has upheld a magistrate judge’s recommendation not to compel arbitration of individual claims in a lawsuit over Salt Creek Midstream’s alleged failure to fully compensate pipeline inspectors staffed by Kestrel Field Services.

Canada faced off against more than half of its provinces during two days of hearings at the country’s top court over whether the federal government can impose a national price on greenhouse gas emissions.

Senate Republicans are developing plans to begin confirmation hearings around Oct. 12 for President Donald Trump’s pick to replace the late Justice Ruth Bader Ginsburg on the Supreme Court, setting up a bitter partisan fight over the nomination before the November election.

A former manager at Vitol Group, the world’s largest independent oil-trading firm, was indicted for allegedly bribing Ecuadorian government officials to get business for his firm with state-owned Petroecuador.