House Republican leaders were hit with a busload of criticism this winter when they announced a proposal to end a long-held practice of funding public transit projects using a portion of federal gas tax revenue.

Xcel Energy offers a really good deal on home energy audits for its customers. I’ve known about this program for a long time, and like most people, have been putting off taking advantage of it. That’s where the Energy Bills come in.

An energy company in Iceland says it has become the first in the world to produce renewable fuel from CO2 emissions on a commercial scale.

For electric vehicle proponents, the timing couldn’t be worse.

The national association for utility regulators just held its annual meeting in St. Louis, where members attended sessions on everything from fuel hedges and pipeline safety to smart grids and cyber security. Perhaps the most surprising speaker: Kris Bowring, a senior business team leader for Best Buy.

There’s a really cool time-lapse video from the International Space Station bouncing around the internet right now. As the video sweeps across North America, you’ll see a couple of “cities” that won’t appear on any maps.

With an electric car company at the center of a new hyped-up media “scandal,” it’s good to have a little perspective.

Saving energy saves money. A new initiative involving 32 colleges and universities aims to demonstrate that in a big way.

The truth about regulations and employment.

Did you hear that the EPA is going to have to hire 230,000 government bureaucrats in order to manage its burdensome new greenhouse gas regulations? Ken checks out the myth.