Articles by Esther D'Amico

Work halt on nearly complete $6-billion union construction project would cause “irreparable harm,” D.C. judge said, as Canada propels effort to develop its offshore wind market, which could send power to the U.S. 

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. 

While development of one federal science-based database has resumed, many public-facing agency websites with climate and weather information have been disabled. 

EPA Inspector General report says many at-risk sites—all military facilities—are near population centers and important ecological areas.

Darden storage site in Fresno County is the first California project to be permitted under the state’s new Opt-In Certification program to speed environmental review of critical energy infrastructure to less than 270 days. 

Both documented and undocumented workers are being swept up as raids escalate across construction, as others avoid jobsites to stay out of ICE crosshairs.

International facility plans to bolster its 23-MW microgrid with more than 11,000 photovoltaic panels adjacent to an existing 10,000-panel solar field.

Chemicals maker's deal with New Jersey to fix impacts from former large Dupont plant avoids trial and enables remediation and drinking water treatment projects to progress,

Senate Environment and Public Works Committee focused on infrastructure funding for rural communities, and ways to improve Infrastructure Investment and Jobs Act water infrastructure provisions.

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.