Midwest

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Black-owned companies seek to close electric transportation gaps in Chicago

A pair of hyperlocal ride-hailing startups in Chicago are positioning themselves to better serve predominantly Black neighborhoods.

By Audrey Henderson . 30 September 2022
ENN

Can energy justice be measured? A new research project aims to do just that

The Energy Equity Project offers a national roadmap for how to eliminate disparities in clean energy access.

By Eleanore Catolico . 29 September 2022
ENN

Illinois residents in path of CO2 pipeline say company is withholding information

Landowners, and officials along the Navigator CO2 pipeline route say the developer is being evasive with their questions.

By Kari Lydersen . 29 September 2022
ENN

Gas station owners, charging companies oppose Xcel Energy’s electric vehicle charging plan

A business coalition is objecting to a proposal by Xcel Energy to install hundreds of public charging stations in Minnesota.

By Frank Jossi . 27 September 2022
ENN

Why Minnesota Democrats aren’t embracing California’s ban on new gas cars

Some states plan to join California in largely banning the sale of new gas-powered cars by 2035, but Minnesota doesn't seem poised to follow suit.

By Walker Orenstein . 22 September 2022
ENN

Michigan regulators order DTE, Consumers to increase transparency around electric service reliability

DTE Electric and Consumers Energy will soon need to provide more detailed information to the public about how they plan to improve electric service reliability.

By Nina Ignaczak . 21 September 2022
ENN

Eye on Utilities: All hush, hush

Stay halts most new disclosures from the PUCO’s FirstEnergy cases before the fall elections, and more developments in the saga surrounding HB 6.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 20 September 2022
ENN

Ohio county looks to microgrids to attract and retain business by boosting resilience

Microgrids can reduce vulnerability to climate change while adding renewable energy to the grid.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 19 September 2022
ENN

Research seeks ways to grow solar and crops together in the skeptical Corn Belt

Purdue University researchers are studying whether corn can be grown under solar panels

By Sarah Bowman . 14 September 2022
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Special counsel hired to help Ohio regulators with document requests has multiple ties to HB 6 push

Links include an HB 6 co-sponsor, a lobbyist for FirstEnergy’s former subsidiary, and a former partner who served as an officer for Generation Now.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 14 September 2022

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Black-owned companies seek to close electric transportation gaps in Chicago

Can energy justice be measured? A new research project aims to do just that

Illinois residents in path of CO2 pipeline say company is withholding information

Gas station owners, charging companies oppose Xcel Energy’s electric vehicle charging plan

Why Minnesota Democrats aren’t embracing California’s ban on new gas cars

Michigan regulators order DTE, Consumers to increase transparency around electric service reliability

Eye on Utilities: All hush, hush

Ohio county looks to microgrids to attract and retain business by boosting resilience

Research seeks ways to grow solar and crops together in the skeptical Corn Belt

Special counsel hired to help Ohio regulators with document requests has multiple ties to HB 6 push