The New Orleans City Council has paused key community solar project deadlines while Entergy New Orleans reviews its Direct Transfer Trip standards — with updated guidance due by late April 2026.

Scope 3 is no longer a reporting exercise. It is becoming a procurement filter — and the window to catch up is closing faster than most suppliers realize.

Zero corporate tax, a new business court, and 35 years of Texas operations. ExxonMobil's redomicile decision isn't surprising — but the timing and signal are.

Strikes on Gulf ports and the Strait of Hormuz are throttling oil, LNG, and freight movement. Here's what operations and procurement leaders need to know now.

The Coeur d’Alene Tribe and Idaho have reached a settlement ending decades of litigation and locking in water access certainty for cities, farms, and industrial operators.

TFA is the most abundant PFAS in the environment. Most labs aren’t detecting it. Two researchers explain why that’s a problem regulators can no longer ignore.

New refrigerant rules are live, HFC costs are rising, and cold chain emissions are absent from most decarbonization roadmaps.

If a compliance gap identified today will not be operationally resolved until 2028, how prepared are organizations for the regulatory timelines already approaching?

BLM proposes to reinstate a terminated Earthstone Permian oil lease in Eddy County, NM, at a 20% royalty — above the IRA floor for federal onshore leases.

The DAF is testing a 250-kilowatt multi-fuel linear generator capable of running on six fuel types — a prototype effort to eliminate single-fuel dependency at military installations.

Record issuance, a near-vanished green premium, a binding new EU standard, and rising investor due diligence are arriving at once. The green bond market is maturing fast and not every issuer will keep pace.

Global emissions grew 2.3% in 2024. Current pledges, fully implemented, still put warming at 2.3–2.5°C. The ‘optimistic’ scenario requires a world that no longer exists.

Washington advances legislation requiring 80% clean power by 2031 and 100% by 2046 for large data centers, with new utility tariff and compliance requirements.

Volatility, congestion, and shifting demand assumptions are reshaping the financial exposure embedded in corporate energy deals.

As the July 2026 ITC deadline approaches, documentation scrutiny is increasing. Here’s what solar developers should reassess — plus access to the full on-demand briefing.

Heading into Q2, executive teams should stress-test capital plans against tightening energy availability, infrastructure bottlenecks, selective financing conditions, and rising underwriting costs.

Nebraska assumes full NEPA authority for highway projects, shifting environmental review control from FHWA to the state and accelerating timelines.

Interior reopens 2.1 million acres in Alaska’s Dalton corridor, advancing state land entitlement and expanding energy development access.

Recent data cited by U.S. Senators shows a 20% drop in OSHA inspections and a 42% decline in willful violations.

Rising electricity demand and interconnection backlogs are reshaping expansion schedules and capital planning.