The Latest Breaking News from Electricity

Electric utilities are building EV charging networks — and passing along the costs

If signed into law as written, the climate bill before the U.S. Congress would change the calculus for American households thinking about going solar. The legislation stands to make that transition more affordable while also subsidizing purchases of electric cars, heat pumps, high-tech water heaters and battery-storage systems — clean-energy…

California's last operating nuclear power plant could get a second lease on life

Key news developments in Kerala on Aug 8, Monday

Proportion of outgoings taken by gas and electricity has almost trebled

Protest against amendments to Electricity Bill; Staff on critical duties asked to attend 

Concessions have been made for some industries but not others when it comes to what you can and can't do near a wetland.

The last time the price cap was updated in April, money experts including Martin Lewis recommended that all homes take a meter reading the day before the new price cap came into force

A fire at an oil storage facility in Matanzas adds to a string of bad news hitting Cuba this summer, already facing a major energy crisis that has fueled anti-government protests and a migrant exodus to the United States.

The first ever video game Prom proves a treat for the open-minded

It is detrimental to not only power sector staff but also consumers, says JAC