Energy

With the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program delayed, over 300,000 Pa. households will wait longer for help heating their homes.

The Low-Income Home Energy Assistance Program, or LIHEAP, helps about 6 million U.S. households pay energy bills, buy fuel, or fix broken heaters.

A $25 million project by Little Living would transform 22.5 acres of land into a solar-powered community for Kent County's working class.

Millions of low-income families in states like Pennsylvania may face delays in receiving home heating aid due to the ongoing federal government shutdown.

The charges allege that Seneca Resources polluted water in eight counties. The company says it is working with the state to reach a “reasonable resolution.”

Republican lawmakers want to see faster permitting and an end to the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative.

The task force could consider putting a small nuclear reactor at the Dover Air Force Base.

The solar-powered streetlights aim to help residents feel safe while reducing the community’s impact on the electric grid.

State officials say Pa. has not received its federal allocation for LIHEAP. Assistance could open on Dec. 3, if the funds begin to flow before then.

Assemblywoman Andrea Katz is sponsoring a bill that would impose a surcharge on data centers and use the money to modernize the region’s electrical grid.

The legislation would allow the Pennsylvania Public Utility Commission to create a regulatory framework for data centers.

The facility would replace the recently closed Cleveland-Cliffs steel mill, which sits on 66 acres of land along the Schuylkill River.

The nor'easter led to a state of emergency in New Jersey, and voluntary evacuations in parts of Delaware.

PFHxS-Na is the latest “forever chemical” added to the Toxics Release Inventory.

The Philly region’s MACH2 hydrogen hub promises to produce the fuel using renewable sources. The ARCH2, based in western Pa., would use fossil fuels to produce hydrogen.