Energy

Local climate activists rallied against Philadelphia Gas Works’ financial support to an industry group lobbying against clean energy.

Heat, air pollution, lead and other toxins can harm pregnant people and babies. Birth workers are raising awareness.

From adapting gardens and slowing down fast fashion to clean alternatives to natural gas, WHYY News profiles some innovative climate solutions in the Philly region.

The American Public Gas Association wants Trump to limit funds for cutting carbon emissions. Philadelphia Gas Works is its largest member.

The “one-stop-shop” program that coordinates home repair, energy efficiency and solar for low-income homeowners could be at risk.

Plaintiffs’ demands include shutting down operation of the pipeline while investigation into the leak is ongoing.

A Department of Energy document obtained by POLITICO indicates funding for the MACH2 hydrogen hub could be cut.

The gas company is hiring a contractor to study the feasibility of a geothermal system to heat and cool a public school and a rec center.

After Trump issued an executive order to pause offshore wind, the EPA pulled Atlantic Shores’ air permit. The company argues the permit was final and not up for review.

The head of the Environmental Protection Agency has announced a series of actions to roll back landmark environmental regulations.

Officials blame energy policy and the disconnect between demand and supply for the rate hike.

Delmarva’s customers say they can’t afford gas and electric bills that doubled, and in some cases tripled, in January. Gov. Meyer says he’s in search of a new Public Advocate.

AI experts Arvind Narayanan and Tom Griffiths discuss the rise, risks and opportunities of artificial intelligence at Princeton Public Library for Studio 2: On the Road.

AI is upending forecasts for natural gas–fired power, including in the mid-Atlantic region. But new plants are a setback for climate goals, says a senior fellow at Penn.

The average ratepayer could face a monthly bill of about $91 starting in September, and almost $97 the following year if the increase is approved.