Puget Sound Energy

Puget Sound Energy's liquefied natural gas facility in Tacoma has cleared another legal hurdle — this time getting a green light from the Washington Pollution Control Hearings Board.

Tacoma famously declared a climate emergency two years ago. It came the same day the Puyallup Tribe made an emergency declaration of its own – all aiming to restrict fossil fuel developments in the tideflats and the port at the heart of the city. But the Tacoma City Council is stuck in a holding pattern.

Editor's note: This series originally published May 22. Environment reporter Bellamy Pailthorp was in Tacoma on Tuesday covering the latest developments,…

Dozens of activists from around the region traveled to Renton Wednesday for a public hearing on Puget Sound Energy’s latest 20-year energy blueprint. The…

Puget Sound Energy wants to raise electricity rates by 4.1 percent and lower natural gas rates by 2.4 percent. The Washignton Utilities and Transportation…

If you live in western Washington, chances are you get your power or your natural gas or both from Puget Sound Energy. The state’s largest utility...

State regulators are recommending a fine of more than $3 million against Puget Sound Energy for a March explosion in Seattle’s Greenwood neighborhood. The…

Plans for a terminal that would make and store liquefied natural gas at the Port of Tacoma are moving closer to reality. But there’s still a question of…

People who work at businesses in downtown Bellevue may soon be asked to take the stairs more often and to remember to power down their computers at…

After working to defeat a plan for a giant methanol plant, the grassroots environmental group RedLine Tacoma has turned a critical eye to another big…