Emma Foehringer Merchant

Companies are lining up behind two strategies for buying clean energy. But will either — or both — have the intended impact?

The renewable tax credit transfer market continues to gain steam, with thousands of projects looking to sell credits so far this year.

A new paper from Princeton suggests only 24/7 matching with clean electricity makes a significant emissions impact in a grid increasingly outfitted with clean energy.

First Solar was the first U.S. solar manufacturer to make a credit transfer sale public — but more are on the horizon.

Developers are experimenting with automation and software to streamline their work.

Headed into 2024, the solar landscape has recovered from a 2022 contraction and looks ready for growth.

The joint venture will help BP expand its work in sectors such as biofuels and EV charging, the company said.

Enhanced rock weathering fuses natural processes with engineered solutions, but remains nascent — and its future is uncertain.

A utility-led project shows the promise — and challenges — of developing climatetech projects on used sites.

Renewables prices plunged. Projects multiplied. Now, what to do with the extra electrons?

The Department of Energy has established another exceedingly ambitious goal for a climate-focused technology. Here’s what that means for building the new market.