Inside Climate News

Which states lead in nuclear, hydro and oil-burning power? And where does your state stand? We have the latest data.

Which U.S. electricity sources were up and which were down in 2024? We dive into the latest numbers, including Texas’ dominance on renewable energy.

How does your state do on an energy democracy report card?

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s approval of a grid operator’s fast-track plan allows large fossil fuel and nuclear projects to get ahead of renewables already stuck in years-long queues. Clean energy advocates say the decision opens the door to similar future modifications.

A U.S. manufacturing breakthrough is happening, mainly in red states, as 10 new battery plans are about to begin production. Here’s where they are and how analysts explain this moment.

Trump’s new energy secretary has a lot to say about German energy policy. We asked three experts (including one in Germany) to weigh in.

Advice for advocates at this moment: “You have to look where the opportunities are and pursue them, and don't spend too much time hitting your head against the brick wall.”

The emergence of DeepSeek has roiled the power sector. We explain why, and what’s changed.

The blaze at the Moss Landing Energy Storage Facility in California may have been worse because of the plant’s design and the types of batteries used. What can we learn from this?

As Trump returns, we take a fresh look at which of the largest coal plants have retirement dates, and what has changed in the last few months.