Ken Paulman is the director of impact at Canary Media. He was previously the founder and director of the Energy News Network, which merged with Canary Media in 2025. He has also worked in a variety of editing positions at Minnesota Public Radio, the Spokane Spokesman-Review, and the Duluth News Tribune.
Ken grew up on a farm two miles from Nebraska’s largest coal plant, and now lives in Saint Paul, Minnesota, with his family and a very spoiled dog.
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Coal rally: A 'call to arms'?
A West Virginia pro-coal rally was briefly advertised this morning as a "call to arms." Too soon?By Ken Paulman .
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More heat than light as bulb debate rages on
Because we just can't get enough of light bulbs, here are a couple of recent developments from the world of incandescent-bulb-ban hysteria.By Ken Paulman .
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How much are you willing to pay for a Volt?
Are there really 53,000 people lined up to pay $31,000 each for a Chevy Volt?By Ken Paulman .
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Updates return Tuesday
Midwest Energy News is taking a break in observance of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day. Regular updates, and the email digest, will resume tomorrow.By Ken Paulman .
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MEEA: Pete Curtice
Pete Curtice from the software firm OPOWER talks with Midwest Energy News correspondent Brian Rogal about how technology can get people more engaged in monitoring their electricity use.By Ken Paulman .
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MEEA: Merrian Fuller
How can you encourage homeowners to take on thousands in debt to make energy efficiency improvements? Merrian Fuller of the Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory has some ideas.By Ken Paulman .
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MEEA: David Roberts
Grist's David Roberts talks to us about the future of energy efficiency programs in the changing political landscape.By Ken Paulman .
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MEEA: Bracken Hendricks interview
Bracken Hendricks of the Center for American Progress talks with Midwest Energy News about what will happen to the clean energy movement after federal stimulus money runs out.By Ken Paulman .
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Captured, but maybe not sequestered
A former oilfield in Saskatchewan that is being used to store carbon dioxide from a North Dakota coal gasification plant may be leaking.By Ken Paulman .
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Sweet home, Chicago
Midwest Energy News is taking a road trip, and by "road trip" I mean I'm hiring a reporter in Chicago to cover an energy efficiency conference for me.By Ken Paulman .
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