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SACRAMENTO, Calif. — After years of failed attempts to impose health and safety buffer zones around new oil and gas wells in California, state lawmakers on Wednesday sent a bill to the governor that would require setbacks between those production sites and residential neighborhoods and other sensitive areas.

The wife of jailed ex-Prime Minister Najib Razak has arrived in court for a verdict in her corruption trial involving a solar energy project in schools

Lawmakers approved legislation in 2020 banning coal for electricity production by the end of this year

Outgoing PM expected to sign off state investment in Sizewell C reactor

A recently announced export agreement between Canada and Germany offers Canada an opportunity to export hydrogen to Europe.

The United States Oil ETF (NYSE: USO) dropped 1% but the Energy Select Sector SPDR Fund (NYSE: XLE) gained 0.5% on Wednesday as investors digest mixed data on the strength of the global economy and the outlook for energy dema

Politicians wait to see whether Russia switches back on Nord Stream 1 gas supply to Europe

A net zero economy requires much more renewable electricity generation – new modelling shows that by 2040 NZ will need to invest half a billion dollars in the metals for wind turbines alone.

Libraries, art galleries, community centres and places of worship could all become sanctuaries once cold weather bites and millions struggle with the expense of heating their own homes

Boris Johnson is expected to confirm government funding for Suffolk project

The increase will see electricity prices rise by 19 per cent, while gas prices will rise by 29 per cent