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Environmental justice activists issue a call to ‘wage love,’ work toward building an environmentally just Detroit

The panel worked to define a vision for the city amid a growing climate crisis, unjust environmental policies, widespread power outages, floods, air pollution from wildfires, and industry.

By Angela Lugo-Thomas . 27 September 2023
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As Wisconsin utilities go their own way on net metering, advocates seek a unified approach to solar

As MGE proposes to cut solar compensation, Alliant Energy is proposing an entirely different payment structure.

By Kari Lydersen . 27 September 2023
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Commentary: Offshore wind is a win for North Carolina

North Carolina needs to show the offshore industry that we are ready to make investments and embrace offshore wind, writes guest commentator John Szoka.

By John Szoka . 25 September 2023
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Louisiana consultant spent 13 years drafting energy efficiency rules — and still hasn't finished

"After 13 years, we can’t call it Quick Start anymore": State regulators give consultants more time to draft efficiency regulations after racking up nearly $600,000 in charges.

By Wesley Muller . 25 September 2023
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Recent grid reforms might not be enough for Virginia to hit future clean energy targets, advocates say

Despite recent reforms, transmission planning processes designed for fossil fuels are not ready for the massive influx of clean energy expected by 2050, experts say.

By Elizabeth McGowan . 22 September 2023
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State, federal funding fuels expansion of Minnesota microgrid research center

The University of St. Thomas’ Center for Microgrid Research recently won a $7.5 million state legislative appropriation and $11 million in federal defense bill earmarks to help it expand.

By Frank Jossi . 20 September 2023
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Commentary: Colorado can lead the nation in clean industry — if it gets the policy right

Colorado has an opportunity to trailblaze in a sector of the economy that has so far lagged in pollution reduction, writes guest commentator Alli Gold Roberts.

By Alli Gold Roberts . 20 September 2023
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'Falsified' public comments loom over Ohio state parks drilling decisions

The state’s public land leasing commission is still on track to approve drilling under parks and wildlife before year’s end, despite claims that more than 150 people’s identities were fraudulently attached to pro-fracking public comments.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 18 September 2023
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Does nuclear power stand a chance in Minnesota amid a moratorium and carbon-free mandate?

Minnesota aims to decarbonize its energy supply by 2040, and utilities say nuclear could provide a consistent, clean power source — if a state moratorium was repealed.

By R.C. Drews . 15 September 2023
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How energy-efficient rebates to help households became a political fight in Florida

A U.S. Energy spokesperson says Florida has until next summer to access $346 million in federal funds for rebate programs.

By Mitch Perry . 14 September 2023

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Environmental justice activists issue a call to ‘wage love,’ work toward building an environmentally just Detroit

As Wisconsin utilities go their own way on net metering, advocates seek a unified approach to solar

Commentary: Offshore wind is a win for North Carolina

Louisiana consultant spent 13 years drafting energy efficiency rules — and still hasn't finished

Recent grid reforms might not be enough for Virginia to hit future clean energy targets, advocates say

State, federal funding fuels expansion of Minnesota microgrid research center

Commentary: Colorado can lead the nation in clean industry — if it gets the policy right

'Falsified' public comments loom over Ohio state parks drilling decisions

Does nuclear power stand a chance in Minnesota amid a moratorium and carbon-free mandate?

How energy-efficient rebates to help households became a political fight in Florida