Clean energy

The UAW fought for protection if factories shut down. But workers in other carbon-intensive industries could find themselves displaced.

The promise of hydrogen fuel is that it could cut emissions in industries that have proven difficult to decarbonize. It’s a lot of pressure for an industry that’s barely off the ground.

It's part of the White House's plan to accelerate the domestic market for low-cost, clean hydrogen.

If there aren’t people ready to build, install, and maintain the solar panels and electric cars that money is paying for, billions in federal funding dollars could go to waste.

With the aid of workers, technology and cash from the oil and gas industry, new companies offer a glimpse of a post-fossil fuels future.

Finding and training workers to install solar panels and maintain electric vehicle charging stations is a massive undertaking.

The money, mandated by the Inflation Reduction Act, will be invested in heat pumps, electric vehicle infrastructure and other systems.

Inflation and rising interest rates are making it harder for some projects to get off the ground.

A new power line project will transfer Wyoming wind to supply parts of the Southwest with electricity. Wyoming’s focus on renewable energy is a shift from its history with fossil fuels.

The Biden administration is eyeing nuclear as one solution to ‘clean’ energy, but as a new nuclear plant moves into a rural community in Wyoming, there's another challenge — housing shortages for workers.