Ohio utility company Dayton Power & Light Co. failed to convince a federal appeals court Friday to reverse a Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s decision to reject a financial incentive allowing it to charge higher wholesale electricity rates.
Five Republican-led states say President
The Energy Department and National Nuclear Security Administration reached a settlement with environmental advocates committing to complete a new environmental review before resuming its plutonium pit expansion plan in South Carolina.
The Biden administration has distributed at least $27.6 billion of dollars in financing to clean-energy companies in its final days before President-elect
The Nuclear Regulatory Commission did not violate agency standards by denying a hearing request from environmental groups and allowing Pacific Gas & Electric Co. to continuously extend its removal schedule for a safety surveillance program at the Diablo Canyon Nuclear Plant, the Ninth Circuit ruled.
The Environmental Protection Agency and a coalition of states led by West Virginia met for oral arguments on Friday to hash out a dispute in the D.C. Circuit over how and when the agency can require states to revise and submit their air pollution plans.
Nearly two-dozen attorneys general and a coalition of industry groups on Friday asked the Eleventh Circuit to review federal efficiency standards for natural gas instantaneous water heaters.
Longtime EPA official Kimberly Patrick will become the agency’s administrator effective Jan. 20 at noon and continuing through the transition period, according to a Friday internal EPA email reviewed by Bloomberg Law.
A series of high profile legal setbacks has some in the industry asking—is it still possible to build pipelines in America?
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