Once again, Love hurts in a major. Davis Love III, who Saturday spoke romantically about the rainbows he saw at his first PGA Championship in 1997, yesterday dishearteningly acknowledged the swirling ...

Wind turbines are seen near the West Texas city of Fort Stockton in 2018. (CNS Photo/Travis Bubenik) (CN) – Seen from above, the sprawling landscape of West Texas can look something like a ...

Offshore wind jobs are poised to triple by 2030 to support steep capacity growth, providing a “hiring haven” for energy jobs lost in a fading oil & gas industry, said analysts at Rystad Energy. Wind ...

The early 2020s are shaping up to be better than expected for US wind installations in spite of the fading production tax credit (PTC), thanks in part to recent momentum in the repowering market. A ...

Austin, Texas, July 21: Efforts to preserve and restore several iconic dresses from the Oscar-winning Civil War movie "Gone With the Wind" have uncovered what might be painful for die-hard fans: Some ...

SOMERSET, Mass.—Pat Haddad fought for years to keep open a hulking coal-fired power plant in this bayside town of 18,000. After the facility closed in 2017, the locally dubbed “Queen of Coal” ...

Oil and gas production in the North Sea is not the economic juggernaut it once was. Can floating wind turbines offer an alternative? Floating wind turbines, like these off Peterhead, Scotland, offer ...

The iconic green “Curtain Dress” worn by Scarlett O'Hara (Vivien Leigh) may never look like the way it looked on screen in the 1939 epic film ‘Gone With The Wind’ as conservationists working on ...

Wind power, one of the largest segments of the renewable energy market, will experience a sharp decline in growth this year. The slowdown comes as a surprise because the stimulus bill, which President ...

Firefighters helped homeowners fireproof buildings Sunday as weakened wind slowed a 43,000-acre wildfire that burned deeply into the west side of Glacier National Park. Crews set up water pumps and ...

Governments are still spending billions on nuclear research, writes Paul Brown - but 2015 looks like being an unhappy year for the industry as it continues to shrink while renewables grow, amid ...