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Treasury’s final rules governing credit sales mostly rebuffed requests to make the market more liquid.

The new marketplace is one of at least six to pop up in the fast-growing market in less than a year.

The grid operator decided to keep the 80 megawatt cap on its groundbreaking ADER pilot and focus on collecting device-level data.

Columbia University's Dan Steingart talks about the shortage of end-of-life lithium-ion cells — and why battery recycling is hard right now.

The forecast calls for an overtaxed grid.

Energy companies, automakers, and the government are all betting on this technology to transform the industry. But uncertainties abound.

There is no question that the Inflation Reduction Act is a big deal — but its impact on transatlantic investment may have been overstated.

Will battery recyclers have enough used batteries to sustainably feed their operations?

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

After a decade of trying to build an autonomous car, Apple finally killed Project Titan. What happened?

Utilities were already being squeezed by rising demand and stagnant supply. Then AI began supercharging load growth.

An Energy Innovation report unpacks the tools utilities can use to manage growing data center demand.

Thirty-three companies stand to benefit from the just-announced Industrial Demonstrations Program, which provides $6 billion for hard-to-decarbonize sectors.

Scope 3 emissions are out. But with existing regulations from the EU and California, does it matter?

Skillsets like chemistry and chemical engineering are in short supply, even as investment in factories grows.