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Corporate procurement

Newsletter: Big Tech is thinking hard about how — and where — to clean up the grid

Google and Microsoft face a raft of complexities as they choose how to invest their prodigious clean-energy budgets.

By Julian Spector . 23 September 2021
Policy & regulation

Illinois' new climate bill is ambitious, justice-focused and a model for the nation

Environmental justice advocates laid the groundwork with years of grassroots organizing, then hashed out details with labor, renewables companies and lawmakers.

By David Roberts . 22 September 2021
ENN

Ohio bill emphasizes jobs and justice on path to 100% clean energy by 2050

A bill for cutting carbon emissions calls for equity in job training and transition programs, an office of energy justice, increased oversight and curbs on utility influence over regulators.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 22 September 2021
ENN

As Illinois phases out fossil fuels, law offers support to transition workers

The “just transition” components in the state’s massive new energy law are scaled down from the original proposal, but advocates are still lauding the provisions as promising parts of a historic law.

By Kari Lydersen . 22 September 2021
Corporate procurement

Should Google and Microsoft focus on sourcing their own 100% clean power or cleaning up the dirtiest grids?

Major companies are spending billions on clean energy. New measurement tools can help them get the most climate impact from their investments.

By Jeff St. John . 22 September 2021
Climatetech finance

Newsletter: What do clean energy infrastructure and the railroad era have in common?

Plus, irrational exuberance seizes the long-duration energy storage space.

By Julian Spector . 22 September 2021
Transmission

New York OKs underground and underwater transmission lines to deliver upstate clean energy to NYC

Can buried lines help major transmission projects avoid the battles that too often prevent rural clean power from reaching cities?

By Jeff St. John . 21 September 2021
Solar

Newsletter: It’s time to ask for more from clean energy projects

Some projects reduce more carbon than others. Should they get paid more?

By Julian Spector . 21 September 2021
ENN

Massachusetts utilities propose plans to ramp up electric vehicle infrastructure

Clean transportation advocates are largely supportive of proposals by National Grid and Eversource to spend $470 million on programs to help the state reach its ambitious goals for electrifying transportation over the next decade.

By Sarah Shemkus . 21 September 2021
ENN

Ohio’s SB 52 raises profile for upcoming workshops on solar siting issues

Upcoming workshops could lead to new rules for solar farms and other generation facilities, but a new law will soon let counties keep out projects that might otherwise meet state siting standards.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 21 September 2021

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Articles

Newsletter: Big Tech is thinking hard about how — and where — to clean up the grid

Illinois' new climate bill is ambitious, justice-focused and a model for the nation

Ohio bill emphasizes jobs and justice on path to 100% clean energy by 2050

As Illinois phases out fossil fuels, law offers support to transition workers

Should Google and Microsoft focus on sourcing their own 100% clean power or cleaning up the dirtiest grids?

Newsletter: What do clean energy infrastructure and the railroad era have in common?

New York OKs underground and underwater transmission lines to deliver upstate clean energy to NYC

Newsletter: It’s time to ask for more from clean energy projects

Massachusetts utilities propose plans to ramp up electric vehicle infrastructure

Ohio’s SB 52 raises profile for upcoming workshops on solar siting issues