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Commentary: Harvard and Dartmouth just divested — what will it take for Princeton to finally take bold climate action?

Princeton remains one of the few remaining Ivies invested in the fossil fuel industry, writes guest commentator Hannah Reynolds.

By Hannah Reynolds . 20 October 2021
Hydrogen

Green growth for the Gulf

A huge clean hydrogen project leverages the region's oil and gas know-how for first-mover advantage.

By Julian Spector . 20 October 2021
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Ohio coal subsidies' benefits don't outweigh costs, economists say

Surveyed economists condemned the fact that coal plant owners have so far reaped $153 million under the historically corrupt House Bill 6, as well as the plants' climate impacts.

By Marty Schladen . 19 October 2021
Hydrogen

The biggest green hydrogen hub in the US could be coming soon to Mississippi

Hy Stor Energy wants to use renewables to produce hydrogen in the oil and gas industry's heartland.

By Jeff St. John . 19 October 2021
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In Virginia, momentum grows for grassroots group mobilized against now-canceled gas plant

The natural gas plant that brought them together is finally canceled, but Concerned Citizens of Charles City County is just getting started. The group is now aiming to block a second power plant and its accompanying pipeline, plus a growing landfill, in their coastal plain community.

By Elizabeth McGowan . 19 October 2021
Policy & regulation

Don’t keep doing what you’re already doing

In climate policy and in business, sometimes you’ve gotta do things nobody has tried before.

By Julian Spector . 19 October 2021
Energy storage

Used EV batteries are storing solar power at grid scale — and making money at it

B2U Storage Solutions raises $10M to scale up site that sells solar power stored in Nissan Leaf batteries in California's wholesale markets.

By Julian Spector . 18 October 2021
Policy & regulation

The US will struggle to meet its climate goals without penalties for utilities that fail to cut emissions, report finds

New analysis shows how Sen. Manchin's demand to cut the Clean Electricity Performance Program from the reconciliation bill would kneecap climate policy.

By Jeff St. John . 18 October 2021
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In Missouri, your utility might pay for your next big energy efficiency project

The state's utilities are launching Pay As You Save, providing up-front financing for efficiency upgrades that will pay for themselves

By Karen Uhlenhuth . 18 October 2021
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Coal lobbyist and health expert face off in Ohio’s 15th district congressional race

The sprawling district includes more than 2,000 MW of pending or proposed solar projects, as well as old coal mining areas.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 18 October 2021

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Articles

Commentary: Harvard and Dartmouth just divested — what will it take for Princeton to finally take bold climate action?

Green growth for the Gulf

Ohio coal subsidies' benefits don't outweigh costs, economists say

The biggest green hydrogen hub in the US could be coming soon to Mississippi

In Virginia, momentum grows for grassroots group mobilized against now-canceled gas plant

Don’t keep doing what you’re already doing

Used EV batteries are storing solar power at grid scale — and making money at it

The US will struggle to meet its climate goals without penalties for utilities that fail to cut emissions, report finds

In Missouri, your utility might pay for your next big energy efficiency project

Coal lobbyist and health expert face off in Ohio’s 15th district congressional race