As the country looks to decarbonize, nuclear’s popularity continues to climb

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Progressives have long mistrusted "states' rights" and looked to the federal government. That's all over now

The state has set ambitious climate targets. Now it'll build the clean energy it needs to meet them

"They're not adaptive or flexible, and that is really causing a lot of the problems," one expert said

Time and again Texas regulators and lawmakers furthered the interests of large electricity providers

The Plains states have a lot of wild weather. Why is this cold wave such a problem for utilities?

Using electricity to make hydrogen could be an elegant climate solution — or it could prop up a dirty grid

Supreme Court may decide that state legislatures have control over congressional elections, not state law

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When evil comes first to "The Lord of the Rings" prequel, it comes in the form of a ruined natural world

Coal was the dominant fuel for U.S. power plants until 2016. It's not coming back

"Lord of the Rings" was a bromance. The prequel has that rarest of relationships: girls being good for each other

The "Tidal" musician, tired of being marketed as a waif, sang in the series’ finale for a reason

As freezing temperatures enveloped Texas, demand for electricity Friday morning shattered peak expectations