Georgia Power Co. says it wants to keep burning coal to meet what it forecasts as the state’s increasing electrical demand.

President Donald Trump's return to office could bring some temporary relief to the beleaguered U.S. coal industry.

"Repurposing Allen’s existing transmission system and infrastructure enables a more efficient clean energy transition." ...

US EIA has forecast that power generation growth in the US up to 2027 will be driven predominantly by solar capacity ...

U.S. renewable capacity additions—especially solar—will continue to drive the growth of U.S. power generation over the next ...

The biggest demand is in Asia, where countries including China continue to build new coal-fired power plants as their economies expand. U.S. coal companies have sought to capitalize on that growth ...

The Economic Survey said it was imperative for the country to first try and become a developed country by 2047, and then ...

The hunger for electricity in data centers knows no bounds. One of the US data center operators now wants to use mini-nuclear ...

NextEra Energy has partnered with electric services company GE Vernova to develop natural gas-fired power generation projects ...

In a new plan filed with Georgia regulators, Georgia Power said it wants to extend the life of several coal and gas plants, while also adding more renewables to its system.

As a result, the rapid growth of renewables has largely displaced fossil fuel generation—specifically coal ... power on the grid, generating nearly 44 percent of the electricity used in the US.

Pennsylvania Gov. Josh Shapiro says he wants to fast-track the construction of power plants in Pennsylvania and offer ...