Democratic lawmakers are planning to double down on addressing climate change in this year’s highway bill and infrastructure package, going further than failed attempts last year.

To see the gulf between China’s ambitious carbon-neutral goals and the desire of its companies to maintain breakneck growth, look at Shandong’s oil refineries.

Texas lawmakers’ attempt to understand why the state’s power system failed last week yielded plenty of blame but few clear answers on how to prevent a similar crisis in the future.

A Canadian province dependent on extracting fossil fuels wants an appeals court to strike down reforms that it says would allow the Canadian government to block projects that aren’t sustainable or don’t tackle climate change.

Large-scale agricultural burning in California’s most productive region will come to an end after state air regulators voted Thursday to support a phase-out of all but a small percentage of the fires by 2025.

Texas natural gas producers’s biggest obstacle to delivering the fuel during last week’s historic freeze was power outages rather than frigid temperatures, the state’s top energy regulator said.

A House Democrat who has advocated for the U.S. Postal Service to electrify its vehicle fleet vowed Thursday to block a contract the service awarded to Oshkosh Corp. earlier this week.

Jennifer Granholm was sworn in as the 16th secretary of Energy, putting the former Michigan Governor at the head of agency that will play a key role in implementing President Joe Biden’s ambitious climate agenda.

An attorney seeking compensation for pre-settlement work he did for diesel car owners has asked the U.S. Supreme Court to weigh his case against Volkswagen Group of America Inc.

A Louisiana federal court is a proper place to hear a ranch’s lawsuit seeking to force BP America Production Co. and BHP Petroleum Americas Inc. to clean up contamination on its property, even in the face of an unsettled state law question, the Fifth Circuit ruled.