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Candidates on both sides of the aisle agree action is needed, but solutions differ.
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The Utah-based independent consulting firm will complete the study ordered by lawmakers by next March. It will evaluate infrastructure gaps and future economic growth.
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Utilities across the West are launching a new regional energy market designed to help them buy and share power a full day before it’s needed — an effort supporters say could lower costs, improve reliability and make it easier to move renewable energy across state lines.
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As data centers rapidly expand across the Mountain West, researchers say a key question is getting harder to answer: how much water are they actually using?
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Wind and solar power are rapidly expanding across the Mountain West, with some states now generating a significant share of their electricity from renewable sources, according to a new report from Climate Central, a nonpartisan research group.
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Southeast Wyoming clocked 100+ mph winds on Thursday. High wind warnings remain in effect through Saturday night.
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But critics say the Trump administration’s request does little to hold big tech companies accountable
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Wyoming lawmakers are thinking about future sources of electricity demand – and how it’ll be transmitted – in two bills. Both call on the Wyoming Energy Authority, a six-year old state entity that’s met previous criticism.
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Coal has declined since its peak in 2008. Economists say the trend will likely continue, despite the Trump administration's efforts.
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Lower electricity bills could help two Cokeville cattlemen compete and pass their businesses on to their kids, they say, but lawmakers won’t let ranch-scale solar projects feed power to the grid.