Midwest

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Iowa company recycles rare earth materials from wind turbines, electronics

Iowa-based Critical Materials Recycling was selected by the U.S. Department of Energy as one of six companies to receive a $500,000 cash prize and $100,000 in assistance from national laboratories.

By Cami Koons . 25 October 2024
ENN

Commentary: Michigan is the epicenter of America’s clean energy manufacturing renaissance

No other state has seen as much activity as Michigan, the site of 58 new clean energy projects.

By Mel Mackin . 23 October 2024
ENN

Commentary: How Michigan regulators can help advance energy storage

A tremendous amount of innovative work will need to happen between now and the realization of the full potential for long-duration storage.

By Laura Sherman . 22 October 2024
ENN

Minnesota cities tap utility fees to help fund local clean energy and climate action

A Twin Cities suburb is among the latest cities looking to use utility franchise fees to help pay for climate and sustainability work, as many look to advance ambitious but underfunded targets.

By Frank Jossi . 17 October 2024
Air travel

DOE makes $3B commitment to two sustainable aviation fuel projects

Alternative jet fuels are seen as key to curbing emissions from today’s airplanes. The Loan Programs Office is backing SAF plants to boost U.S. supplies.

By Maria Gallucci . 16 October 2024
Solar

This farmer was skeptical about solar — until he began grazing sheep

Illinois farmer Trent Gerlach had misgivings about solar panels taking up cropland, but he saw a chance to try agrivoltaics, a practice catching on around the US.

By Kari Lydersen . 15 October 2024
ENN

Project 2025 will raise Ohioans’ energy costs and cost the state jobs, report says

State-level analysis for the lower 48 states found all would lose out on energy under Project 2025, with fewer jobs and greater household energy spending compared to current federal policies.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 10 October 2024
ENN

Ohio high court races will decide future of state’s energy transition and utility fairness

Expect judges to weigh questions about siting solar and wind generation, Ohio’s ongoing corruption scandal, refunds for consumers, oil and gas drilling, and more.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 8 October 2024
Solar

Solar farms don't hurt nearby property values, new research finds

In fact, utility-scale solar projects can modestly boost property values, according to data from the Midwest.

By Kari Lydersen . 7 October 2024
Transmission

Why won’t PJM let batteries and clean power bolster a stressed-out grid?

The country’s biggest grid operator is preventing developers from adding batteries to existing projects that have extra grid space, in defiance of a federal mandate.

By Jeff St. John . 3 October 2024

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Iowa company recycles rare earth materials from wind turbines, electronics

Commentary: Michigan is the epicenter of America’s clean energy manufacturing renaissance

Commentary: How Michigan regulators can help advance energy storage

Minnesota cities tap utility fees to help fund local clean energy and climate action

DOE makes $3B commitment to two sustainable aviation fuel projects

This farmer was skeptical about solar — until he began grazing sheep

Project 2025 will raise Ohioans’ energy costs and cost the state jobs, report says

Ohio high court races will decide future of state’s energy transition and utility fairness

Solar farms don't hurt nearby property values, new research finds

Why won’t PJM let batteries and clean power bolster a stressed-out grid?