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Commentary: Following John Oliver’s takedown, here's how to hold utilities accountable

These four strategies would hold utilities accountable based on their unique role as monopoly companies, writes guest commentator John Farrell.

By John Farrell . 23 May 2022
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Former PUCO chair texted he knew FirstEnergy charge was likely unlawful, but company would keep money anyway

Texts about the $456 million charge may further undermine public confidence in the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 20 May 2022
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As agencies seek more environmental justice data, longtime residents are skeptical

Environmental regulators hope these data-driven tools will help identify hotspots and drive environmental justice. Some activists, who’ve been fighting polluters for decades, are skeptical.

By Eleanore Catolico . 19 May 2022
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Need a dose of climate optimism? Look to Charlottesville business collaborative

A Charlottesville business alliance is quickly progressing toward a goal of cutting carbon pollution by 45% by the end of 2025. Successes include energy audits and a family-owned fossil fuel distributor’s unlikely embrace of solar power.

By Elizabeth McGowan . 19 May 2022
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Commentary: Climate plan builds on Michigan’s advanced energy progress

We need to implement the policies proposed by the plan so Michigan can fully realize the potential benefits of advanced energy, writes guest commentator Laura Sherman.

By Laura Sherman . 19 May 2022
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Advocates say Duke Energy’s North Carolina climate plan relies too heavily on fossil fuels

Duke Energy's plan to meet North Carolina's climate law is met with skepticism; state regulators will have the final say.

By Elizabeth Ouzts . 17 May 2022
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Gas, electric companies cut off 270,000 Ohioans amid pandemic and billions in profit

Seven gas and electric companies in Ohio shut off service due to nonpayment more than 270,000 times over one year during the pandemic as their corporate parents reported billions in profits.

By Jake Zuckerman . 17 May 2022
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Commentary: Oregon must take action to stay in the race to cut emissions

Oregon has adopted some of the nation’s most significant climate policies, but new research shows the state still has work to do.

By Meredith Connolly . 17 May 2022
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DeSantis net-metering veto highlights path for solar in red states, advocates say

While the Florida governor’s veto of a utility-backed bill to block net metering caught many off guard, advocates say it’s part of a growing movement of conservative support for solar power.

By Dan Haugen . 16 May 2022
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Eye on Utilities: FirstEnergy continues to play hardball with Consumers’ Counsel and others

FirstEnergy provided the Office of the Ohio Consumers’ Counsel with various documents it had previously produced in shareholder litigation. Yet the company continues to fight against other disclosures in regulatory cases related to the House Bill 6 scandal.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 16 May 2022

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Commentary: Following John Oliver’s takedown, here's how to hold utilities accountable

Former PUCO chair texted he knew FirstEnergy charge was likely unlawful, but company would keep money anyway

As agencies seek more environmental justice data, longtime residents are skeptical

Need a dose of climate optimism? Look to Charlottesville business collaborative

Commentary: Climate plan builds on Michigan’s advanced energy progress

Advocates say Duke Energy’s North Carolina climate plan relies too heavily on fossil fuels

Gas, electric companies cut off 270,000 Ohioans amid pandemic and billions in profit

Commentary: Oregon must take action to stay in the race to cut emissions

DeSantis net-metering veto highlights path for solar in red states, advocates say

Eye on Utilities: FirstEnergy continues to play hardball with Consumers’ Counsel and others