The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission must take a second look at a dispute between the city of San Francisco and Pacific Gas and Electric Co. over power delivery, a federal appellate court said Tuesday.

A key Senate Democrat says his party’s signature domestic spending bill can be revived around two key areas: reducing prescription drug costs and boosting clean energy tax credits.

The U.S. Oil & Gas Association and several other oil groups are opposing Sarah Bloom Raskin’s nomination for vice chair for supervision of the Federal Reserve, according to draft letters.

California’s residential solar market would be cut in half by 2024 if state regulators move forward with a proposal that would slash incentives and add monthly fees for rooftop systems, according to new analysis from Wood Mackenzie, an energy research firm.

A substantial Gulf of Mexico oil lease sale should proceed even if a Washington, D.C., judge orders the federal government to do another environmental review, Louisiana and the American Petroleum Institute argue.

The U.S. Department of Energy announced the loan of 13.4 million barrels of crude oil from its strategic reserve as part of a renewed effort by the Biden administration to contain oil prices that have surged to their highest level since 2014.

Financial institutions in South Korea, one of the world’s top funders of coal, have failed to keep up with their global peers in setting policies to exit the dirtiest fossil fuel, an activist group said.

The EPA’s scientific integrity office is working on a “multi-pronged” approach to fix lapses in how its chemicals office ensures that its science is objective and free of bias or political interference, a senior agency official said Tuesday.

West Virginia State University’s lawsuit alleging contamination on its property belongs in federal court because it challenges an ongoing, EPA-directed cleanup, the Dow Chemical Co., Bayer Corp., and other companies say in their bid for full Fourth Circuit review.

More than 190 Democratic members of Congress urged the Supreme Court to dismiss the “hypothetical disagreement” levied by states and mining groups against EPA climate authority.