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New top energy project regulator is described as a 'centrist" Democrat who takes a pragmatic approach, but some environmental groups are wary that he won't support all renewable energy. 

Developer Orsted, and separately the two states, filed federal lawsuits against the administration on Sept. 4 to halt the stop-work order that they claim "was issued without statutory authority, lacks any evidentiary basis and is unlawful." 

Michigan plant, the first U.S. commercial reactor set to operate after decommissioning, gains federal approvals despite opponents' strong safety concerns

Public Service Commission won't allow state to fast-track proposed 175-mile Clean Path power transmission line to move wind and solar power from upstate to New York City, claiming it is not needed for at least a decade.

Partnerships will be key to meeting upcoming challenges, said panelists at Infraday Northwest conference.

Joule Capital Partners, with Caterpillar and Wheeler Machinery, plan what they say is Utah’s largest data center campus, pairing gigawatt-scale on-site power with unprecedented construction scope.

Sublime Systems' low-carbon concrete was used in a data center project for the first time, a STACK Infrastructure data center in Virginia. 

Clean energy developer Arevon Energy this month launched work on the $600M, 300-MW Nighthawk energy storage facility with Rosendin as EPC contractor, and started operation of the $2B, 1-GW Eland Solar-plus-Storage Project built by SOLV Energy.

Clayco remains construction contractor for the electric vehicle plant project, with production scheduled to start in 2028.

Court initial decision said contractor owes energy firm Santos at least $450M on Australia project, but settlement wont finalize until later this year