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Clean energy

The unstoppably good news about clean energy

Kingsmill Bond of Carbon Tracker says the transition to renewables is inevitable based on sheer economics.

By David Roberts . 13 October 2021
ENN

Arizona lawmaker takes aim at policy barring campaign contributions by utilities

Arizona's Legislative Council suggested the state's utility regulator may have overstepped its authority by preventing its elected members from taking campaign contributions from utilities

By Jeremy Duda . 12 October 2021
Grid edge

Can customers' batteries, thermostats and EV chargers keep California's grid up and running?

AutoGrid and Clean Power Alliance are harnessing the full range of home energy devices for a new virtual power plant.

By Jeff St. John . 12 October 2021
ENN

FirstEnergy, DeWine’s office and others still far from full disclosure on HB 6

Roadblocks at the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, in Gov. Mike DeWine’s office and elsewhere could make it harder to prevent future corruption.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 12 October 2021
ENN

Commentary: Bipartisan climate breakthrough holds lessons for purple states to follow

North Carolina’s new law represents what is likely the most ambitious carbon policy of any purple or red state in the country, writes guest commentator Tyler H. Norris of Cypress Creek Renewables.

By Tyler Norris . 12 October 2021
Utilities

Utility to California: Move faster on clean energy

Electricity purveyor pushes for swifter progress on electrification.

By Julian Spector . 12 October 2021
Utilities

California’s biggest all-electric utility has a plan to meet the state's tough 2030 carbon targets

Pedro Pizarro, CEO of SCE parent Edison International, says gaps in EV and electric building policies threaten state clean energy goals.

By Jeff St. John . 11 October 2021
ENN

Minnesota solar installer bankruptcies leave unfinished projects, calls for better oversight

The state’s solar energy trade group has made improving consumer protections a priority after a string of bankruptcies in recent years left dozens of customers stuck with unfinished projects.

By Frank Jossi . 11 October 2021
ENN

Virginia advocates hope new commuter train marks start of transportation shift

A new Richmond-to-D.C. line is the first project under the state’s $3.7 billion, 10-year program called Transforming Rail, which aims to expand and streamline commuter, passenger and freight rail systems.

By Elizabeth McGowan . 8 October 2021
ENN

Kansas counties consider new restrictions ahead of major solar project

Planning officials in Johnson and Douglas counties in eastern Kansas say it’s important to establish rules on size, location and setbacks for solar farms before NextEra moves forward with its West Gardner solar project.

By Karen Uhlenhuth . 8 October 2021

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Articles

The unstoppably good news about clean energy

Arizona lawmaker takes aim at policy barring campaign contributions by utilities

Can customers' batteries, thermostats and EV chargers keep California's grid up and running?

FirstEnergy, DeWine’s office and others still far from full disclosure on HB 6

Commentary: Bipartisan climate breakthrough holds lessons for purple states to follow

Utility to California: Move faster on clean energy

California’s biggest all-electric utility has a plan to meet the state's tough 2030 carbon targets

Minnesota solar installer bankruptcies leave unfinished projects, calls for better oversight

Virginia advocates hope new commuter train marks start of transportation shift

Kansas counties consider new restrictions ahead of major solar project