Topic: Energy

The White House said Tuesday that President Joe Biden's administration is beginning a 100-day plan to guard critical U.S. electric infrastructure against sophisticated cyber threats.

The IEA warned in a report Tuesday that global carbon emissions could increase by almost 5% in 2021, wiping out most of the emissions decline that was seen last year due to pandemic shutdowns.

Consumer prices during the month of March increased more than most economists predicted, according to monthly figures released by the Labor Department on Tuesday.

The Biden administration on Friday indicated in court it will not shut down operation of the Dakota Access Pipeline while it conducts an environmental review.

Governments should enact strong policies to discourage drivers from buying gas-guzzling vehicles if countries intend to meet the goals of controlling climate change, one of the world's leading energy economists says.

The Biden administration on Monday launched an ambitious program to greatly boost the development of offshore wind power in the United States, initially focusing on the Eastern Seaboard.

A powerful explosion rocked a Indonesian state-owned oil refinery early Monday, with at least five people injured and hundreds of nearby residents evacuated.

Work crews have successfully refloated the jammed container ship in Egypt's Suez Canal, one of the world's most vital trade waterways, the canal's service provider said Monday.

Energy Secretary Jennifer Granholm announced Thursday $128 million in new solar energy initiatives.

In a major shift in policy, the American Petroleum Institute announced Thursday it will endorse for the first time a price on carbon emissions after resisting such measures for years.