The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s recent orders allowing the Mountain Valley Pipeline construction to proceed should be blocked since new information shows the project is no longer needed, environmental groups say in a new filing in the D.C. Circuit.

FirstEnergy Corp. is giving up a $102 million-per-year subsidy in a deal that pauses an Ohio attorney general lawsuit alleging that the firm’s energy-saving incentive was part of a corrupt scheme to bribe state legislators.

Goodrich Corp. and two other companies will dredge contaminated sediment and clean up gasoline and petroleum products at a Superfund site in Kentucky under an agreement approved by a federal district court.

The hired hands of the oil patch are getting a larger trade association to represent them -- and one that has dropped the name of the commodity altogether.

The EPA is calling on a federal court to scrap a Trump-era “science transparency” regulation in light of a recent decision casting doubt on its legality.

The Senate Energy and Natural Resources Committee on Wednesday will vote on the nomination of Jennifer Granholm to be energy secretary, according to a notice posted on the panel’s website.

Minnesota senator and ranking member of the Senate antitrust subcommittee Amy Klobuchar criticized reported merger talks between Exxon Mobil Corp. and Chevron Corp., citing the risks that a tie-up could pose to consumers and competitors.

While more than 100 countries have pledged to reduce carbon emissions to zero in the next 30 years, according to Energy & Climate Intelligence Unit, a U.K.-based nonprofit, progress toward that goal is far from uniform.

The world’s biggest economies are falling behind on commitments to cut greenhouse gases fast enough to limit global warming.

Risks related to climate change and social issues will intensify the most in the next two years, finance executives predicted in a survey, and firms will have to find ways to cope.