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Ohio regulators made ‘utility-friendly’ edits to audit of coal plant bailout, emails show

Public Utilities Commission of Ohio staff asked an auditor to use a “milder tone and intensity” when describing ratepayer bailouts of coal-fired power plants.

By Jake Zuckerman . 5 October 2021
ENN

National Grid looks to test a novel load-shifting technology: Frozen peas

"Intelligently pre-cooling" grocery store freezers could help reduce peak demand in the summer, saving stores and customers money.

By Lisa Prevost . 5 October 2021
Fossil fuels

Aerial and satellite imagery can find methane leaks. Will EPA bake the tech into new rules?

High-altitude detection methods are a vital tool in reducing methane emissions, experts say. Making them work in federal regulations is a trickier matter.

By Jeff St. John . 5 October 2021
Fossil fuels

Carbon capture strikes out Down Under

Should governments keep throwing finite funding at far-fetched technologies?

By Julian Spector . 5 October 2021
ENN

Report: Ohio and other states losing millions from rollbacks of energy efficiency standards

A bipartisan Ohio bill would be a first step to recouping savings, say advocates. But huge losses from House Bill 6 would remain.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 4 October 2021
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Massachusetts advocates say they’re being ignored in future-of-gas talks

Climate and equity groups say gas utilities are marginalizing their views as they develop a legally required “roadmap” for the gas industry’s future in the state.

By Sarah Shemkus . 4 October 2021
Guest essay

Build Back Better Act would reduce the burden of household energy costs

The big budget bill being debated by Congress would help tackle climate change and also make clean electricity more affordable for strapped households.

By Maria Castillo, Jon Rea, Uday Varadarajan . 4 October 2021
Utilities

Newsletter: Greed is good. Or is it?

Utility profit motives seem to clash with the public good in Louisiana.

By Julian Spector . 4 October 2021
ENN

North Carolina bipartisan energy compromise gets muted, mixed reaction from advocates

The bill includes the governor’s pollution reduction targets, but critics say the measure still favors Duke Energy over its ratepayers

By Elizabeth Ouzts . 1 October 2021
Carbon capture

The carbon capture project that couldn't: Chevron misses targets for its huge Australia facility

If one of the richest companies on earth can't get CCS to work as promised, what does that say about the embattled technology?

By Jason Deign . 1 October 2021

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Articles

Ohio regulators made ‘utility-friendly’ edits to audit of coal plant bailout, emails show

National Grid looks to test a novel load-shifting technology: Frozen peas

Aerial and satellite imagery can find methane leaks. Will EPA bake the tech into new rules?

Carbon capture strikes out Down Under

Report: Ohio and other states losing millions from rollbacks of energy efficiency standards

Massachusetts advocates say they’re being ignored in future-of-gas talks

Build Back Better Act would reduce the burden of household energy costs

Newsletter: Greed is good. Or is it?

North Carolina bipartisan energy compromise gets muted, mixed reaction from advocates

The carbon capture project that couldn't: Chevron misses targets for its huge Australia facility