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Eye on Ohio utilities: Winter brings more chilling news in Ohio’s ongoing HB 6 scandal

Bill rider money unaccounted for, and DeWine backs away from coal subsidies.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 18 January 2022
Transportation

One way to clean up dirty trucks and ships? Design smarter routes

New tools can help freight companies chart more fuel-efficient voyages — and start plotting a path away from fossil fuels.

By Maria Gallucci . 18 January 2022
ENN

EPA coal ash announcement turns up the heat on Illinois municipal utility

Residents fear groundwater contamination from coal ash, but Springfield’s City, Water, Light and Power says closing ash ponds will actually endanger water supply.

By Kari Lydersen . 18 January 2022
Energy storage

Energy Vault pivots, Ford tantalizes, and more energy storage news

Dispatches from the first solar-storage expo in years.

By Julian Spector . 18 January 2022
Workforce diversity

Charging Up: Women’s climatetech career moves at EIP, Overture, Recurrent Energy, Borrego, EnergeiaWorks and more

The new year ushers in new job moves in venture capital, solar and renewable energy project development.

By Eric Wesoff . 17 January 2022
Solar

PearlX has a plan to bring solar and batteries to apartment buildings

Multifamily housing lags single-family homes in solar and storage. A novel project aims to reach this market.

By Jeff St. John . 14 January 2022
Climate justice

Chart: Black Americans hit hardest by deadly air pollution

As we clean up electricity and other sectors, all Americans will benefit from cleaner air — but Black Americans stand to benefit the most.

By Maria Virginia Olano . 14 January 2022
ENN

Ohio advocates say there’s still a need to knock on doors before utility shutoffs

Technology no longer requires utilities to dispatch a service worker to shut off a customer’s power. Consumer advocates, though, say regulators should still require an in-person visit before companies turn off electricity.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 14 January 2022
Fun stuff

Edward Norton wonks out on solar policy and NYT crossword angers clean-energy fans

The first rule of Friday Social is that we don’t talk about…boring stuff.

By Mike Munsell . 14 January 2022
Nuclear

Nuclear startup Oklo gets thumbs-down from regulators. What does this mean for next-gen nuclear?

If innovative reactor designs can't pass muster with the federal government, the U.S. nuclear industry is in trouble.

By Eric Wesoff . 13 January 2022

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Articles

Eye on Ohio utilities: Winter brings more chilling news in Ohio’s ongoing HB 6 scandal

One way to clean up dirty trucks and ships? Design smarter routes

EPA coal ash announcement turns up the heat on Illinois municipal utility

Energy Vault pivots, Ford tantalizes, and more energy storage news

Charging Up: Women’s climatetech career moves at EIP, Overture, Recurrent Energy, Borrego, EnergeiaWorks and more

PearlX has a plan to bring solar and batteries to apartment buildings

Chart: Black Americans hit hardest by deadly air pollution

Ohio advocates say there’s still a need to knock on doors before utility shutoffs

Edward Norton wonks out on solar policy and NYT crossword angers clean-energy fans

Nuclear startup Oklo gets thumbs-down from regulators. What does this mean for next-gen nuclear?