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Electric vehicle adoption ‘inevitable’ in US, but unclear how fast transition will happen, experts say.

The business and trade secretary played into the ideological tosh that the wonders of the Industrial Revolution were funded by beer brewers and sheep farmers

Energy watchdog warns pace must accelerate to hit targets after new batteries increased capacity by 130%

Police broke up encampments at a further two US universities on Monday. Plus, a charity says pedophiles are creating nude AI images of children to blackmail them

Learn about the rapid growth of electric vehicle sales globally, driven by China's market dominance. The IEA predicts half of all cars sold worldwide will ...

International Energy Agency says 17m vehicles will be sold this year, up more than 20% compared with 2023

How a semantic twist gave a major bank a loophole to keep financing fracking.

With a current dividend yield of over 4%, Dominion Energy offers an attractive income stream for investors. But the real draw may be the company's exposure to the AI-driven data center boom and its multi-billion-dollar investments in renewable energy projects. Here's why you may want to scoop up shares of…

A new analysis calls "clean" energy an economic wind, but new polling suggests its political impact is muted.

Prices have fallen but an escalation could spark a rise, with knock-on effects in a big election year

Ebikes and mopeds, known as electric micromobility, were responsible for two-thirds of the 1.5m barrels of oil displaced a day by EVs in 2022