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Edward Klump, E&E News reporter
As the fate of competitive U.S. power producers hangs in the balance, a study suggests that dark clouds gathering around the sector could lead to less reliability and higher prices for consumers.
Ethics experts are worried that officials in the White House could use an internal investigation to "whitewash" allegations of misconduct against Scott Pruitt, the embattled EPA administrator who's accused of overspending and taking favors from lobbyists.
By Zack Colman in Climatewire
In December 2015, hackers seized control over part of Ukraine's power grid, cutting off the lights for nearly a quarter-million people in an unprecedented cyberattack.
By Blake Sobczak in Energywire
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Ethics experts are worried that officials in the White House could use an internal investigation to "whitewash" allegations of misconduct against Scott Pruitt, the embattled EPA administrator who's accused of overspending and taking favors from lobbyists.
By Zack Colman in Climatewire
In December 2015, hackers seized control over part of Ukraine's power grid, cutting off the lights for nearly a quarter-million people in an unprecedented cyberattack.
By Blake Sobczak in Energywire