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Bill Would Make Utilities Pay for Blackouts
In the state plagued by catastrophic blazes started by strong winds knocking down power lines, large investor-owned utilities have been aggressively shutting off power.
Energy
WY, MT Seek Supreme Court Ruling on Coal
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Board Approves Keystone Water Permits
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Starbucks Outlines 2030 Green Initiatives
Automotive
NJ Offers New Incentives for EVs
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Microsoft's 'Carbon-Negative' Plans
And the claim also applies to its supply chain.
Energy
Coal Miners End Protest
Miners and their families began standing on the tracks leading from Quest Energy because they hadn't been paid since December 16.
Energy
Judge Won't Toss Blankenship's Conviction
Blankenship is the former CEO of Massey Energy, which owned a mine where a 2010 explosion killed 29 workers in southern West Virginia.
Energy
Ex-Exec Pleads Guilty in Solar Scheme
Among the investors was Warren Buffett’s Berkshire Hathaway Inc., which lost some $340 million.
Energy
Officials Accidentally Push Nuke Alert
A cellphone alert warned citizens of an “incident” at a nuclear plant just east of Toronto, but were later told it was a mistake.
Energy
Court Rejects Mine Permits
Environmentalists celebrated the decision , while PolyMet said it would consider taking the case to the Minnesota Supreme Court.
Energy
Miners Block Coal Train
About 50 miners are reportedly owed for three weeks of work.
Energy
Refinery Planned in ND Hurt by Funding
Securities filings show Meridian has raised only about 6% of the project's costs to date.
Energy
Climate Activists Target Siemens
Activists are staging rallies Friday outside Siemens offices over its involvement in a coal mine project in Australia.
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Hartford to Limit Insurance for Fuel Industry
Hartford cites concerns over climate change.
Energy
CA Light Bulb Shift Approved
Supporters said the change will save Californians as much as $2.4 billion on their annual utility bills.
Energy
Montana Coal Plant Closing Two Units
The plant employs about 300 people and is the main driver of the economy for the surrounding town of Colstrip, which has about 2,300 people.
Energy
Switzerland Closes Nuke Plant
Its part of the country's effort to cease production of atomic energy.
Energy
Twin Metals Minnesota Files Plan
The filing launches what’s expected to be a lengthy environmental review and permitting process for what would be Minnesota’s second copper-nickel mine.
Automotive
Historic Detroit Power Plant Demolished
The land where the 104-year-old facility sat was needed for a Jeep plant to store vehicles.
Energy
Chevron to Take $10B+ Write-down
The company says lower long-term prices for oil and natural gas will reduce the value of its assets.
Energy
Exxon Mobil Wins Lawsuit
The oil company was accused of understating the costs of increased regulation in order to protect the value of its shares.
Energy
TVA Fined for Nuke Plant Info
According to a TVA spokesperson, this did not impact public safety.
Automotive
Chevy Goes Old School with Electric Hot Rod
The E-10 has 450 horsepower and a zero-to-60 time of five seconds, thanks to two 400-volt batteries.
Energy
China’s Climate Paradox: A leader in Coal and Clean Energy
China accounts for about 30 percent of the world's total carbon emissions, yet also leads markets for solar, wind and electric vehicles.
Energy
China, Russia Launch Massive Joint Gas Pipeline
Chinese President Xi Jinping and Russian President Vladimir Putin inaugurated the pipeline — dubbed the “Power of Siberia” — through a joint video conference.
Energy
Preparing for the EU’s Power Provisions
While the debate rages, energy buyers are caught in a rapidly changing market of new regulations, environmental standards, cross-border cooperation, increased uncertainty, volatility and complexity—each with their attendant risks
Energy
Facebook Is Building a Massive Solar Project in Texas
Facebook is building a massive solar farm in West Texas that's believed to be one of the largest solar projects in the nation and the social media giant's first direct investment in renewable energy.
Energy
Crown to Use Wind Power in 2020 as First Step in Long-Term Renewable Energy Initiative
As a major step toward fulfillment of its pledge to the RE100 initiative Crown Holdings, Inc. has signed a 15-year Virtual Power Purchase Agreement with Longroad Energy to utilize wind power in all of its U.S. and Canadian beverage can plants starting on July 1, 2020.
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Japan Plans Carbon Emission Cuts, More Nuclear Energy
Japan is calling for further efforts to cut its carbon emissions by promoting renewable energy while also pushing nuclear power despite its 2011 Fukushima nuclear plant disaster.
Energy
Michael Bloomberg to Plunge $500M Into Clean Energy Effort
Former New York City Mayor Michael Bloomberg is plunging $500 million into an effort to close all of the nation's remaining coal plants by 2030 and put the United States on track toward a 100% clean energy economy.
Energy
Exxon Mobil to Pay $1M to Settle Oil Spill in Montana River
A judge has approved an agreement for Exxon Mobil Corp. to pay $1.05 million to settle federal pollution violations over a 2011 pipeline break that sent oil into Montana's Yellowstone River.
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Colorado Utility Gets $500M Offer to Shut Coal Plants
A wholesale power provider has proposed a $500 million deal for a Colorado electric utility to retire some coal assets and shift toward more renewable energy.
