Benjamin Storrow

The vice president will take her place in the flagging race to reduce U.S. climate pollution when she formally accepts the Democratic nomination Thursday.

The move follows a flurry of canceled projects in recent years that jeopardized the state's climate goals.

Environmentalists and the co-ops agree on one thing: $7.3 billion in IRA funding is encouraging utilities' transition to cleaner sources of energy.

The state's grid has been strengthened against extreme heat by the rapid expansion of solar and storage systems.

The state's hesitation could imperil a wind project that Massachusetts has committed to support.

High interest rates have deflated climate projects and undermined the Inflation Reduction Act. That could change beginning Tuesday.

The country’s growing appetite for petroleum has been unrivaled for decades. Until this summer.

The sudden bump could be offset by other headwinds, such as a Donald Trump victory in November, analysts said.

The sudden bump could be offset by other headwinds, such as a Donald Trump victory in November, analysts said.

Some analysts worry utilities won't be able to comply with EPA pollution limits while also meeting the power needs of an electrified economy.