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Firms' newly awarded contracts for work on Grain Belt Express high-voltage line's 530-mile first phase total nearly $1.7 billion. 

Attorneys general from 17 Democratic-led states and DC claim Trump energy order disrupts their push to develop needed power and investment made or planned in infrastructure.

Officials say school did not comply with “one or more” grant terms, which it denies. Media link their action to Trump energy stance but also to separate policy dispute with Maine Gov. Janet Mills (D) on transgender high school athletes

LS GreenLink plant will be largest in US to produce subsea high-voltage cables to carry wind farm power to onshore grids, with CEO more focused on sector’s long-term prospects.

Developer CEO Anders Opedal says government's halt now of Skanska-led construction of giant wind energy project is “unprecedented and unlawful,” coming at a "critical phase" with offshore installation of 54 large turbines starting.

Bill set to be signed by Gov. Patrick Morrisey would allow developers to use any kind of energy source, including coal and gas, for microgrids to power data centers.

Several states, including Massachusetts and New York, are considering pilot projects or backing legislation that would allow gas utilities to develop networked geothermal heating and cooling systems.

German-based TBM manufacturer is progressing on a challenging dig under the Elbe River estuary, and expects further tunnel work in the future as Germany prepares significant investments in infrastructure.

Platte River Power Authority signed an agreement with NextEra Energy Resources, part of a Colorado renewable power push that includes phasing out all state coal-fired power plants.

The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers is expediting review of a plan to build the Great Lakes Tunnel, a 4-mile-long tunnel that would enclose twin oil and gas pipelines along the bottom of the Straits of Mackinac.