Earlier this month, the state Department of Environmental Protection ordered Energy Transfer to supply residents with bottled water.

The Philadelphia Regional Port Authority said it plans to use the grant to purchase electric cranes and other zero-emission equipment.

Gov. Josh Shapiro, a Democrat, said he wants to start the “next chapter in Pennsylvania’s long history of energy leadership."

Data centers, bitcoin operations, and electric vehicles are driving up demand for electricity as extreme weather conditions strain the power grid even further.

Clean energy laws passed under the Biden administration are slated to route billions of dollars to Pa. Experts say Trump likely can’t repeal them, but he could weaken them.

Constellation Energy is preparing to restart what's now called the Crane Clean Energy Center on Three Mile Island to supply electricity to Microsoft.

You may be able to get as much as $1,000 off your heating bill this winter.

This comes as power grids nationwide have been strained by AI data centers and other plants, with record-high demand expected next year.

The lawsuit accuses a CBIZ accountant of forming a shadow company with Holtec's former CFO and general counsel to embezzle funds.

The Leading Light Wind project was granted a delay as it searches for a manufacturer of blades for its turbines

Opponents of offshore wind projects seek to cancel them or tie them up for years in costly litigation.

Constellation Energy Corp. says it has signed a 20-year agreement with Microsoft under which the technology company will purchase power from Three Mile Island Unit 1.

The utility will send rebates of as much as $150 to customers who recycle multiple appliances through the program.

Around 7 in 10 Americans say extreme heat has had a major or minor impact on their electricity bills in the past year, and most have seen at least a minor impact on their outdoor activities.

Former business partner Graham Finney said Mr. Pearlman was adept at clarifying complex concepts and could condense “thousands of legal words into a few dozen.”