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Commentary: Clean transportation can benefit New York’s economy and health

In New York, the time to clean up transportation and decarbonize the economy is now, writes Luan Jenifer, President of Miller/Howard Investments.

By Guest Contributor . 10 December 2020
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Could a Michigan green bank offer a blueprint for Biden’s green recovery?

Michigan Saves is one of the oldest and most effective green bank programs in the country, drawing about $30 in private investment per every public dollar invested.

By Tom Perkins . 9 December 2020
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Colorado utility plots strategies to finish its push to carbon-free power by 2030

Platte River Power Authority expects fully eliminating emissions will require more distributed resources and changes to how it manages peak demand.

By Allen Best . 9 December 2020
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Minnesota grants will prioritize projects that pair EV charging with solar panels

The next round of grants from the state’s Volkswagen emissions-cheating settlement includes new criteria to award charging with local clean energy.

By Frank Jossi . 8 December 2020
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New England energy storage advocates say FERC ruling is a setback for industry

The Federal Energy Regulatory Commission ordered New England’s grid operator to end a rule that let new resources lock in prices for up to seven years.

By David Thill . 8 December 2020
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In New Hampshire, time hasn’t healed rift over wind turbines in wildlife area

A handful of residents filed noise complaints against the project over the summer, though testing showed sounds levels were below state limits.

By Lisa Prevost . 7 December 2020
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Vermont Climate Council plans to revamp lagging clean energy progress

The council is tasked with creating plans to reduce emissions by 40% by 2030 and 80% by 2050 from 1990 levels.

By David Thill . 7 December 2020
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Green bank advocates hope Biden win can help reinvigorate idea in Minnesota

A green bank could unlock financing for more clean energy projects, but some question its need and prospects.

By Frank Jossi . 4 December 2020
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Study: Decarbonizing U.S. electricity by 2035 could cost less than expected

Fossil fuel plants with nearly three-fourths of current generating capacity will reach the end of their typical lifespan by 2035.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 3 December 2020
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Innovative geothermal micro-district concept moves ahead in Massachusetts

Utilities could prove useful partners in the projects, which involve drilling, trenching and laying pipe to bring underground heat into buildings.

By Sarah Shemkus . 3 December 2020