After falling 25.6% from 2019 to 2020, the overall value of the largest projects to break ground 2021 is down 17.2% from the prior year

Ex-investment banker took a risk in 2019 on $500M Long Ridge project, betting that tech sector customers and others will embrace the new fuel as a draw to locate in a struggling Ohio region; as the energy transition unfolds, he says the gamble is set to pay off.

With political urgency, market incentive and technology aligning, this fossil fuel alternative is becoming more real than ever. What projects are in the pipeline and who's jumping on the bandwagon?

Leaders of Generation Now, a PAC created to funnel money to politicians that supported an energy-reform bill that saved FirstEnergy's plants, has pleaded guilty to one count of racketeering conspiracy.

Bold plan to shift a third of energy baseload to renewables creates infrastructure work, but meets some resistance

A recent announcement by electric utility Arizona Public Service could mark the tipping point in the way utilities think about building resources to meet peak demand.