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Detroit's city council is divided over plans for utility-scale solar arrays in neighborhoods

In a meeting this week, Detroit councilmembers raised questions over plan for solar fields and criticize DTE Energy’s opposition to community solar.

By Brian Allnut . 12 July 2024
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Commentary: Massachusetts residents' health depends on fossil fuel-free buildings

The state's sprawling, old gas system is responsible for deadly explosions and climate-harming leaks, and the state legislature should make sure it's phased out.

By Dr. Wynne Armand, MD . 11 July 2024
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Minnesota solar rebate extension gives installers longer runway to reach lower-income customers

After a history of two-year renewals, state lawmakers extended funding for a rooftop solar rebate program through 2035, which industry leaders say will offer long-term financial certainty.

By Frank Jossi . 10 July 2024
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Ohio solar listening sessions seek to boost projects’ chances for success

After multiple projects faced strong local opposition, two developers are trying a different approach that prioritizes early, proactive community engagement.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 8 July 2024
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Counting trucks, demanding change: Chicago project aims to quantify heavy-duty vehicle impacts

Community organizers are using cameras and software to count the number and type of vehicles, bicycles and pedestrians at key intersections to help lobby for electrification and pollution mitigation.

By Kari Lydersen . 2 July 2024
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Commentary: Duke carbon plan harms ratepayers, slows transition while boosting company profits. There’s a better path forward.

Duke Energy needs to revamp its Carbon Plan to ensure it benefits ratepayers, leverages federal funding, and advances clean energy.

By Sagar Sane . 1 July 2024
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In a push for green energy, one federal agency made tribes an offer they had to refuse

The Yakama Nation wanted to consult on the development of a project on sacred land. But when the tribal nation refused to disclose confidential information, the agency moved forward without tribal input.

By B. “Toastie” Oaster . 1 July 2024
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Electric vehicles a boon for Nevada’s economy, workers and environment, say groups

Nevada is leading most states in new electric vehicle and battery manufacturing investments, and advocates want to highlight their benefits.

By Jeniffer Solis . 28 June 2024
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In Twin Cities and beyond, district energy systems see pressure to cut carbon emissions

The mostly hidden networks of insulated pipes connected to centralized heating and cooling equipment have long been championed for their efficiency, but government and corporate climate goals are forcing operators to look for ways to transition to clean energy.

By Frank Jossi . 26 June 2024
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Commentary: Can Kentucky hatch a clean energy plan to incubate its aluminum boom?

A lack of affordable renewable energy jeopardizes a clean aluminum facility slated for Kentucky, which the U.S. needs to scale up clean energy manufacturing.

By Annie Sartor . 25 June 2024

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Detroit's city council is divided over plans for utility-scale solar arrays in neighborhoods

Commentary: Massachusetts residents' health depends on fossil fuel-free buildings

Minnesota solar rebate extension gives installers longer runway to reach lower-income customers

Ohio solar listening sessions seek to boost projects’ chances for success

Counting trucks, demanding change: Chicago project aims to quantify heavy-duty vehicle impacts

Commentary: Duke carbon plan harms ratepayers, slows transition while boosting company profits. There’s a better path forward.

In a push for green energy, one federal agency made tribes an offer they had to refuse

Electric vehicles a boon for Nevada’s economy, workers and environment, say groups

In Twin Cities and beyond, district energy systems see pressure to cut carbon emissions

Commentary: Can Kentucky hatch a clean energy plan to incubate its aluminum boom?