Energy Report

With emissions crimes still in the rear-view mirror, Volkswagen ramps up its global commitment to electric vehicles and the recharging stations that feed them.

A new law on the East Coast and a new corporate campus on the West Coast show how cities and companies can converge to attain sustainability and wellness goals.

Ongoing work at Chalmers University of Technology offers windows into the EU’s energy future.

Renault is working on an answer.

Three reports offer guideposts to more judicious energy use in buildings, transport and industry.

Two Siemens investments on opposite sides of the Atlantic have energy and community redevelopment at their heart.

Brinksmanship reaches a fever pitch in Georgia over a megaproject that comes with mega-costs.

A new ranking of Indian state energy efficiency follows a U.S. report’s model, with one crucial difference.

Rhode Island’s low energy consumption is matched by its high profile in renewables.

The 2018 American Solar Challenge is underway.

A $1.4-billion investment from ArcLight Capital Partners and Limetree Bay Terminals promises 700 new jobs and new revenue streams in the hard-hit U.S. territory.

In addition to parkland and housing, some closed golf courses are turning into solar power plants.

A new manufacturing plant will create 500 jobs, while a new wind farm creates electrons for GM.

A new project at Campbell Soup Company’s world headquarters showcases a company and a state leading the way in solar power deployment.

Sustainable design points the way forward while breathing new life into Mexico’s historical landmarks.

A new tally of solar jobs nationwide debuts just as new tariffs kick in.

Experts urge customers to lock in rates as 2018 energy prices increase.

Two pilot projects from Renault put self-driving EVs to work in a Normandy city and on a Portuguese island.

Projects in Alberta and Pennsylvania illustrate the present benefits and future potential of petrochemical development.

Statoil’s busy in more than 30 countries (including the US), but its main pipeline of oil, gas and wind projects continues to churn between the North Sea and the Arctic Circle.

Our friends at Pattern r+d describe how one project in Atlanta aims to balance cost and energy goals.

The 11th annual State Energy Efficiency Scorecard finds familiar names at the top, and incorporates a new metric.

The fallout from VW's emissions scandal includes a $2-billion commitment to EV-charging infrastructure across the US.

The $1.6-billion Northern Pass Transmission project continues to pass milestones on the journey toward making New England power cheaper with Canadian hydroelectricity.