Energy Report

A new report ranks the 50 states on their degree of electrical grid modernization. Are customers modern enough to swallow the cost?

Proterra launches two new locations in California at a watershed moment in global transportation innovation.

Faraday's billion-dollar project in Nevada is just the latest star in a fast-developing galaxy of mobility solutions taking shape in the western United States.

North America's energy hubs show there's more than one kind of pipeline.

An update on power company–affiliated economic development around the US shows the diverse economic meanings of the word 'utility.'

Construction moves forward on the world's first permanent nuclear waste repository.

Retailers top — but don't monopolize — the list of largest corporate solar power users.

Count on California for forward-looking energy solutions backed by real actions.

California nips at New England's heels in the latest energy efficiency scorecard.

If returning to the early darkness of standard time has you down, Hoboken and Buffalo will show you the light.

Siemens is investing around €200 million to a wind turbine manufacturing facility in Cuxhaven, Germany.

P&G discovers more than water, wood and workforce at its biggest global plant in Pennsylvania.

Whether you're lucky with climate or good at policy, low-cost power can be an economic development driver.

Clean energy plans are bad for business — except when they're not.

A Dallas-based private equity firm grows its power generation assets to keep up with growth in North Texas.

With energy codes updating across America, many developers are rightly worried about the rising costs associated with compliance.

Will Ghana be able to reel in economic development success from a resource just offshore?

Events in Pennsylvania and California highlight models for talent development.

Welspun's trail of investments in its home country is more than a well-spun tale.

Building size has outpaced the growth in the number of buildings over the past decade, according to the Commercial Buildings Energy Consumption Survey.

Energy is the lifeblood of economic development. As both a high value product in its own right and an essential input for every industry, energy production and supply are key factors in the competitiveness of any region.

Talk to enough corporate real estate decision-makers and, no matter what type of project is at hand, one issue consistently bubbles to the surface: parking.

It's been a busy spring for SunEdison.

Projects in Indiana and elsewhere aim to find new ways to store energy from renewable power generation plants.