The COVID-19 pandemic continues to strongly affect global energy systems.

Year-to-date, new electricity by solar & wind grew faster than natural gas

This will happen as recovering economic activity lifts use for electricity and industrial output.

The reversal is the latest move in the Trump administration’s ongoing effort to weaken environmental rules, says The New York Times

As the air cleared after lockdowns, solar installations in Delhi produced 8 percent more power, study shows.

But as the global economy chugs back to life can we bring back the economy without killing the planet?

Congress should enable renewable energy project owners—the intended beneficiaries of the credits—to avail the full value of the renewable energy tax credits

In an ideal world, all sectors of the economy – transport, agriculture, manufacturing, and others – would pull in the same direction to ...

On Parliament Hill and at provincial legislatures across the country, politicians must resist pressure from industry and corporate lobbyists amid the COVID-19 pandemic

It does caution, however, that its recent forecast is subject to a high degree of uncertainty — even as coal, gas and nuclear ...

It'll be interesting to see how these numbers evolve in the second quarter as businesses slowly reopen

Shell is confident it will adopt the new measures despite huge financial pressures from the coronavirus pandemic and oil price collapse