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Wisconsin lawsuit asks for pollution to factor into fossil fuel plant approvals

(The Center Square) – A new lawsuit is fighting against a Wisconsin law that prevents the Public Service Commission from considering air pollution when approving power plants. Midwest Environmental ...
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Transportation energy prices below national norm as Labor Day approaches

(The Center Square) – As they often have throughout the summer, motorists in North Carolina are paying about 30 cents less than the nation on average for gasoline. Summer’s ...
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Energy advocate applauds oil and gas commingling updates

(The Center Square) – Oil and gas commingling rules have been updated in accordance with the Big Beautiful Bill in order to strengthen energy production and safety, with energy advocates’ supporting the move. ...
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Report: Richmond leads nation in data center growth

(The Center Square) – Richmond, Va., has become the fastest-growing data center market in the country, according to a new report. The Q2 2025 market update from real estate ...
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Trump administration extends order to keep Michigan coal plant open

(The Center Square) – Just hours before its closure, the Trump administration ordered a western Michigan coal-fired power plant to remain open for 90 days. This is the second ...
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Hybrids outsell electric vehicles in California

(The Center Square) — Hybrid vehicles are gaining momentum in the California market, surpassing electric vehicles in the market share in the second quarter of this year. California New ...
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Utility group claims Wisconsin rates will lower with right-of-first refusal

(The Center Square) – A group that lobbies for utility companies in Wisconsin claims that recent reports on the increase of transmission rate increases in the state were presented out of context and legislation to create right-of-first-refusal laws in the state would actually lower ...
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Louisiana regulators approve infrastructure upgrades to handle Meta data center

(The Center Square) – Louisiana utility regulators on Wednesday approved Entergy Louisiana’s plan to build new natural gas plants and transmission lines to power a $10 billion Meta data center in Richland Parish. ...
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Report: North Carolina costly for alternative energy vehicle registrations

(The Center Square) – An increase of $74.25 for registering electric vehicles in North Carolina is the lowest increase of six states with fees instituting raises in the last two years, a new report says. ...
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USDA reverses use of taxpayer dollars to fund solar panels on farmland

(The Center Square) – The U.S. Department of Agriculture will no longer subsidize large-scale solar projects placed on farmland or use solar panels manufactured by foreign adversaries in any agency projects, according to a news release Tuesday. ...
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Carolinas merger sought for Duke Energy Carolinas, Duke Energy Progress

(The Center Square) – Charlotte-headquartered Duke Energy would like to get federal and state permissions to enjoin Duke Energy Carolinas and Duke Energy Progress in the Carolinas, saying it could save customers more than $1 billion over 10 years. ...
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Planned restart of California oil production faces legal challenges

(The Center Square) – Oil and gas production resumed on May 15 that had been out of service for 10 years after an oil spill off the California coast, with the restart of the Santa Ynez Unit in the Santa Barbara Channel expected to ...
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