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La regulación continúa garantizando una tasa fija de retribución por inversión en infraestructura gasista

The Institute for Energy Economics and Financial Analysis (IEEFA) has investigated why the price being paid by the City of Batavia for electric power is so high.

Australia's first offshore wind project stands to create sufficient employment opportunities and also boost development.

The municipality of Farmington, New Mexico is courting needless risk in its consideration of a long-shot plan to turn the aging San Juan Generating Station into a carbon-capture experiment.

Surging commodity prices and the introduction of a new duty on imported solar modules are expected to push up Indian solar tariffs by about 21% over the next year.

"Deficit spending" widens as companies bridge cash gap with borrowing and asset sales.

Plans to build a new petrochemical complex in Belmont County, Ohio face myriad market and other challenges.

The cumulative impacts of the industry’s many mounting liabilities—reclamation costs, pension obligations and debt service—are growing more complicated and burdensome.

An additional $320 million in new subsidies was given to finance the multi-billion dollar Trans Mountain Pipeline (TMX), calling into question the economic feasibility of the expansion project.

North American energy companies engaged in hydraulic fracturing (or fracking) once again failed to produce positive cash flows to match gushing production of oil and gas.