When implementing energy efficiency equitably, program implementers must consider support not just for efficiency measures but for health and safety repairs as well.

One step would be to require at least annual reporting of all political, charitable and advertising expenses by utilities, their parent corporations and affiliates.

The panel discussion will feature three industry leaders sharing unique insights into the technologies fueling the EV revolution.

When President Biden signed the $1 trillion Infrastructure Investment Jobs bill into law last November, electric utilities knew someday they’d help with “enabling middle mile broadband.” Someday is here.

Local governments have a rare opportunity to take advantage of billions of dollars in federal funding to replace or build new assets, from roads, bridges and public transit systems to high-speed internet networks and clean energy sources.

Just four or five years ago, a company working on clean hydrogen from water would not have been able to raise several hundred million dollars.

To help ensure that critical infrastructure is protected and operations can be restored quickly when severe weather or other catastrophic events occur, ComEd has organized its fifth statewide drill called "Operation Power Play."

June temperatures are forecast to average slightly above normal across the Pacific Northwest, Intermountain West, much of Texas, and perhaps parts of the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic.