The Eau Claire City Council approved a resolution regarding the conventional rate case on Tuesday, which will increase water utility rates by 20.04%. The increase will go into effect ...

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine set off a global energy crisis in 2022, sending prices for oil and gas skyrocketing in Europe and the U.S. for months on end. Many Americans struggled to keep up with ...

The House Environment and Transportation Committee heard two dueling bills to address energy affordability on Tuesday, both led by Democrats — with one supported by the state’s major gas companies and ...

This was the second of four meetings scheduled after REU asked the city council to delay its public hearing. The utility company aimed to gather more feedback on its proposed ...

Lawmakers and advocates called out Baltimore Gas and Electric on Tuesday for what they called "excessive" pipeline spending. They also oppose the utility expanding into power generation — two hot ...

Let us know! Profits are way up at PECO, Pennsylvania’s largest electric and natural gas investor-owned energy company, a subsidiary of Exelon. PECO’s net profit after all expenses, taxes and ...

The New Market Town Council directed staff to advertise a proposed real estate tax rate of 15 cents per $100 of assessed value, its current rate, following a discussion at ...

The Athens City Council has approved a plan to increase water and sewage rates over the next four years in an effort to support infrastructure upgrades and meet growing demand for utility services.

Northwest Indiana residents who have voiced concerns about high utility bills are prepared to take their findings to the Indiana Utility Regulatory Commission.

Windsor business owner Jarrod Muse will run next month to represent District 4 on the Windsor Town Board, pledging to address red-light cameras, the town’s spending and a recent 26% utility ...

At New Bern City Hall, the council will vote on a 2% utility rate increase. This comes after the city implemented an increase last July.This all stems from Duke ...

Forcing AI companies to provide their own power doesn’t get at the root of the issue, which is that the resources we use to generate electricity are scarce.