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In Illinois, potential plant closures reignite nuclear debate
A day after Exelon Corp. CEO Chris Crane had a White House meeting with President Trump, a pair of Illinois Republicans are seeking their own sit-down with the utility executive to discuss what has become a familiar subject in the Land of Lincoln — struggling nuclear plants.By EnergyWire .
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Shutdown of Michigan nuclear plant not sounding climate alarms
Threats to close nuclear plants in Illinois and New York triggered hundreds of millions of dollars in annual subsidies to keep the plants open in a last-gasp reprieve to save the jobs, taxes and carbon-free energy they produce.By EnergyWire .
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Report: Benefits of state renewable energy policies far outweigh costs
A new report from the national laboratories examined states' renewable energy goals and found that, while renewables add costs, they more than make up for it in avoiding pollution and saving water.By EnergyWire .
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Illinois Supreme Court to hear Clean Line transmission dispute
Illinois' high court will hear a long-running dispute over plans for a $2 billion high-voltage transmission line to carry wind energy from the Great Plains to the eastern U.S. grid.By EnergyWire .
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Ohio Supreme Court keeps anti-fracking measures off ballot
Ohio's highest court struck a blow to hydraulic fracturing opponents yesterday, refusing to put anti-fracking measures on the November ballot.By EnergyWire .
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Missouri regulators delay Clean Line application on procedural grounds
Missouri regulators dealt merchant transmission developer Clean Line Energy Partners LLC another small setback in its bid to win approval for the $2 billion Grain Belt Express project by rejecting the application on procedural grounds.By EnergyWire .
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Michigan governor urges flexibility in energy reforms
Michigan Gov. Rick Snyder showed little concern that the state's legislature adjourned last week without passing energy reforms that have been debated for more than a year.By EnergyWire .
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In North Dakota, new pipeline rules split industry, landowners
The North Dakota Industrial Commission is preparing to finalize a package of rules governing pipelines, and neither the oil industry nor landowners are happy.By EnergyWire .
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MISO capacity auction: Higher prices, but no repeat of spikes
The Midwest grid operator released data last week showing that the cost of reserving power plant capacity across much of its 15-state footprint will be higher for the year beginning June 1.By EnergyWire .
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Report: State renewable energy standards succeeding, at little cost
States with renewable portfolio standards have been highly successful at meeting their targets, with compliance costs adding an average of only 1.3 percent to customer bills, according to the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory.By EnergyWire .
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