Frank Jossi is an independent journalist and consultant based in St. Paul, Minnesota and a longtime contributor to Midwest Energy News. His articles have appeared in more than 50 publications, including Minnesota Monthly, Wired, the Los Angeles Times and the Minneapolis Star Tribune. Jossi has also been a Humphrey policy fellow at the University of Minnesota, a Fulbright journalism teacher in Pakistan and Albania, and a program director of the World Press Institute at Macalester College.
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In Minnesota, an innovative virtual approach to home energy inspections
The Home Energy Squad is using surveys, photos and live video to help homeowners identify efficiency improvements.By Frank Jossi .
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Study: Getting people out of poverty and older homes helps cities cut emissions
A recent report analyzed links between emissions, poverty and housing stock in dozens of cities, including Minneapolis.By Frank Jossi .
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Q&A: Minnesota utility commissioner on meetings in COVID-19 era
The state’s utility commissioner has postponed some issues while moving ahead with virtual meetings for others.By Frank Jossi .
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Wisconsin biogas gas producer sees potential in thermal renewable credits
Verified thermal energy credits could do for methane capture what renewable energy credits did for wind and solar power.By Frank Jossi .
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On Minnesota rooftops, 'essential' work continues for solar installers
Crews are equipped with masks and gloves and practicing social distancing at — and on the way to — job sites.By Frank Jossi .
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Could blockchain make it easier to buy and sell renewable energy certificates?
A Minnesota nonprofit is partnering with an Australian company to build an application to manage REC sales.By Frank Jossi .
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Minnesota’s new building safety code will squeeze residential solar installers
In Minnesota, an industry group says the rules will shrink available space for solar panels by at least 20%.By Frank Jossi .
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Can this North Dakota co-op prove the potential of carbon capture and storage?
Project Tundra represents a potential harbinger for the technology that could extend the viability of coal power.By Frank Jossi .
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Minnesota solar industry says pandemic increases pressure for legislation
An industry group had already been pushing for an extension of a popular solar incentive program set to end in 2021.By Frank Jossi .
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Do urban speed limit reductions improve air quality? Experts say not so fast
Safety is the main goal, but long-term pollution benefits could be seen as streets become safer for walking and bikingBy Frank Jossi .
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