Midwest

ENN

Commentary: Climate plan builds on Michigan’s advanced energy progress

We need to implement the policies proposed by the plan so Michigan can fully realize the potential benefits of advanced energy, writes guest commentator Laura Sherman.

By Laura Sherman . 19 May 2022
ENN

Gas, electric companies cut off 270,000 Ohioans amid pandemic and billions in profit

Seven gas and electric companies in Ohio shut off service due to nonpayment more than 270,000 times over one year during the pandemic as their corporate parents reported billions in profits.

By Jake Zuckerman . 17 May 2022
ENN

Eye on Utilities: FirstEnergy continues to play hardball with Consumers’ Counsel and others

FirstEnergy provided the Office of the Ohio Consumers’ Counsel with various documents it had previously produced in shareholder litigation. Yet the company continues to fight against other disclosures in regulatory cases related to the House Bill 6 scandal.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 16 May 2022
ENN

DTE shareholders reject proposal to track downstream natural gas emissions

The proposal asked DTE to include carbon emissions from stoves, furnaces and other user-end natural gas consumption into its climate targets.

By Nina Ignaczak . 11 May 2022
ENN

Ohio bill would open door to subsidize next-generation nuclear power work

Nuclear power critics say the legislation could amount to a blank check for private companies researching nuclear reactor technology, while supporters say it would create jobs and bring in federal contracts.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 10 May 2022
ENN

Iowa carbon pipeline opponents see lessons from Dakota Access fight

A coalition similar to the one that took a stand against the Dakota Access Pipeline is emerging in Iowa to fight a proposed interstate carbon dioxide pipeline, and opponents say they’re better prepared this time.

By Dan Haugen . 6 May 2022
ENN

Detroit energy activists push to hold utilities accountable during power outages

Activists gathered last week to support a new package of bills to increase financial relief for customers during power outages and force more accountability from utilities.

By Eleanore Catolico . 3 May 2022
ENN

Eye on Utilities: Challengers ask Ohio regulators to impose penalties on FirstEnergy

Challengers want FirstEnergy’s utilities to pay up to $1.4 billion for blocking auditors from tracking ratepayer money, and more from this month’s Eye on Utilities newsletter.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 26 April 2022
ENN

Storms strain Ohio’s electric grid, and climate change could make it worse

More than 900,000 Ohioans lost power last year from weather-related events. Climate change will likely bring more severe storms.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 26 April 2022
ENN

Michigan AG, Consumers Energy reach ‘historic’ deal to end coal use in 3 years

A proposed settlement could lead Michigan's largest energy provider to end its use of coal 15 years earlier than it originally planned.

By Laina G. Stebbins . 21 April 2022

/ Previous

1 …
50
51
52
53
54
… 387

/ Next

This signup form requires necessary cookies.

Allow marketing cookies to load the newsletter signup form.

Subscribe to Canary Media newsletters

Rural America & The Clean Energy Transition at Climate Week NYC

Canary Live Bay Area

Beyond Compliance: Turning Building Performance Standards into a Long-Term Facility Strategy

Behind the Meter: A Research-Backed Guide to Electrification and Customer Participation

Northeast Freight Corridor Charging Plan

Midwest

Commentary: Climate plan builds on Michigan’s advanced energy progress

Gas, electric companies cut off 270,000 Ohioans amid pandemic and billions in profit

Eye on Utilities: FirstEnergy continues to play hardball with Consumers’ Counsel and others

DTE shareholders reject proposal to track downstream natural gas emissions

Ohio bill would open door to subsidize next-generation nuclear power work

Iowa carbon pipeline opponents see lessons from Dakota Access fight

Detroit energy activists push to hold utilities accountable during power outages

Eye on Utilities: Challengers ask Ohio regulators to impose penalties on FirstEnergy

Storms strain Ohio’s electric grid, and climate change could make it worse

Michigan AG, Consumers Energy reach ‘historic’ deal to end coal use in 3 years