Good afternoon and happy Tuesday, readers! In today’s newsletter, we’re taking a closer look at how lawmakers are thinking about a potential bipartisan permitting bill 🏛️. Callie spoke with Rhode Island Sen.

Xcel Energy and three Colorado agencies are seeking to fast-track several clean energy projects next year to qualify for expiring federal tax credits, according to a proposal filed last week with state utility regulators. The proposal is an opening salvo ...

For nearly four hours, state senators spent time Tuesday afternoon discussing a bill that would let communities set up shared solar powered projects for lower energy bills.

Cleanview's report found that green energy projects have been hit the hardest by the cancellations, making up 93% of the projects scrapped this year.

State officials expect to award $7 million in grants for renewable energy projects that can help meet a growing need for affordable, low-carbon power.

The annual winter energy appraisal released Tuesday projects that natural gas use will increase 3.3%, pushed up by a 14.4% increase in commercial sector demand, 13.9% in the residential sector, and 12.