Project Tundra backers respond to criticism of North Dakota carbon-capture project
A proposed carbon-capture system that has the potential to prolong coal-burning plants and reduce emissions is making headway in North Dakota, but not without some...
Hoeven helps N.D. ‘lead the way’ in carbon capture technology
U.S. Sen. John Hoeven (R-ND) on Oct. 13 helped kick off Midwest AgEnergy’s (MAG) Carbon Zero Initiative, a multi-phased approach to reducing the company’s carbon...
Enel Green Power starts construction of its second solar + storage project in North America
Enel, through its US renewable subsidiary Enel Green Power North America, started construction of the 284 MW1 Azure Sky solar + storage project, its second hybrid...
Enbridge Completes 12-Mile North Dakota Stretch Of Line 3
Enbridge Energy officials said Wednesday they have completed a small section of its Line 3 crude oil pipeline replacement project in North Dakota, leaving only...
Companies show interest in buying major N.D. coal plant
Critics in Michigan say a DTE Energy executive compensation mechanism incentivizes the prolonged use of fossil fuel plants while such incentives should be linked to...
Solar and wind energy continue to grow in Midwest
Everybody needs it – energy to power businesses and homes, to give light when it is dark, to help keep people cool in the summer...
Local electric utilities continue to offer, increase renewable energy
As coal power plants close, including the planned shutdown in 2022 of the largest in North Dakota—Coal Creek Station which is owned by Great River...
McFeely: Report blasts expensive ND project meant to save coal plant
A new report blasts North Dakota's Project Tundra, calling the proposal to capture carbon dioxide emissions at an aging coal-fired power plant in the state...