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Andy Balaskovitz

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Andy Balaskovitz is a contributing editor at Canary Media who compiles the Midwest Energy News newsletter. He is based in Michigan and has covered the state’s energy transition since 2014 for various publications, including the Energy News Network.

Manufacturers oppose 'bailout' proposals for Ohio utilities

By Andy Balaskovitz . 15 September 2015
Ohio's 'march up State Mandate Mountain' likely to end, lawmaker says

By Andy Balaskovitz . 11 September 2015
Wisconsin officials back off plan requiring pipeline cleanup trust fund

By Andy Balaskovitz . 10 September 2015
Michigan hydro owners feeling squeezed by utilities, proposed legislation

By Andy Balaskovitz . 9 September 2015
Minnesota community solar restrictions leave out large energy users

By Andy Balaskovitz . 8 September 2015
ENN

Q&A: Barry Goldwater, Jr.’s fight for solar power

Barry Goldwater, Jr. is a prominent conservative and chairman of the group Tell Utilities Solar won’t be Killed (TUSK). Goldwater and his associates are pushing for net metering solar policies that are favorable to utility customers in 17 states across the country, including Michigan, Wisconsin, Indiana and Kansas. Last week Goldwater talked with Midwest Energy News about utility arguments, "green tea" and splits within the Republican Party.

By Andy Balaskovitz . 8 September 2015
Advocates weighing legal options against Detroit highway 'boondoggle'

By Andy Balaskovitz . 4 September 2015
Midwest cities scramble to develop oil train emergency plans

By Andy Balaskovitz . 3 September 2015
Wisconsin wind and solar advocates blame Walker for holding industry back

By Andy Balaskovitz . 2 September 2015
ENN

Michigan announces state-based strategy to comply with Clean Power Plan

More than half of Michigan’s renewable energy capacity will not count towards its carbon-reduction goals under the federal Clean Power Plan, state officials said today. Due to the state’s “aggressive” renewable portfolio standard passed by the Legislature in 2008, a majority of the generation installed since then will likely not receive credit under the plan.

By Andy Balaskovitz . 1 September 2015

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Andy Balaskovitz

Manufacturers oppose 'bailout' proposals for Ohio utilities

Ohio's 'march up State Mandate Mountain' likely to end, lawmaker says

Wisconsin officials back off plan requiring pipeline cleanup trust fund

Michigan hydro owners feeling squeezed by utilities, proposed legislation

Minnesota community solar restrictions leave out large energy users

Q&A: Barry Goldwater, Jr.’s fight for solar power

Advocates weighing legal options against Detroit highway 'boondoggle'

Midwest cities scramble to develop oil train emergency plans

Wisconsin wind and solar advocates blame Walker for holding industry back

Michigan announces state-based strategy to comply with Clean Power Plan