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Eye on Ohio utilities: Objects in the rearview mirror are closer than they appear

Developments in the ongoing saga surrounding House Bill 6, Ohio’s nuclear and coal bailout law, from the Energy News Network and Eye on Ohio.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 14 December 2021
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In Des Moines, activist’s City Council win raises hopes for clean energy push

Indira Sheumaker, a 27-year-old Black Liberation Movement activist, defeated a two-term incumbent for a City Council seat in Iowa’s largest city. Clean energy advocates expect her to push the city on energy issues.

By Karen Uhlenhuth . 14 December 2021
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Coal ash mitigation plans face new public scrutiny under Illinois law

Owners of coal-fired power plants are required to host public meetings for their coal ash mitigation plans. A flurry of sessions was held last week, including for two of the state’s most controversial impoundments.

By Kari Lydersen . 13 December 2021
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Rural Minnesota hit hard by high cost of propane

Around 10% of Minnesotans use propane to heat their homes, and many can't afford to pre-buy propane to avoid expected large price jumps this winter.

By Max Nesterak . 9 December 2021
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What’s next for the Line 5 court battles?

Michigan Democrats have just one legal track left in their fight to decommission Line 5, which has transported oil under the Straits of Mackinac for decades.

By Laina G. Stebbins . 8 December 2021
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How tree planting can seed climate resilience in communities of color

A Chicago effort to plant 75,000 new trees aims to identify areas in greatest need of additional tree cover and prioritize restoring a green canopy in these under-resourced neighborhoods disproportionately affected by climate change.

By Audrey Henderson . 7 December 2021
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As automakers go electric, Detroit group wants to ensure other modes aren’t forgotten

The future of Michigan mobility: autonomous rideshare vehicles, e-bikes, and propane-powered vehicles?

By Rukiya Colvin . 3 December 2021
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FirstEnergy says Ohio law at center of corruption probe protects it from ratepayer lawsuits

Class action case casts doubt on the integrity of the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio’s own actions in light of alleged corruption.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 1 December 2021
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During tough times, C-PACE financing offers more potential ever, experts say

Michigan examples showcase the potential of commercial property-assessed clean energy financing to help companies with retrofits and refinancing. Hospitality companies, in particular, used the tool as pandemic lifelines.

By Kari Lydersen . 29 November 2021
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Spire pipeline flap in Missouri reveals deeper questions about natural gas

A utility's push for a pipeline that a court ruled isn't needed reflects a broader effort to fend off electrification efforts, experts say.

By Kari Lydersen . 22 November 2021

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Eye on Ohio utilities: Objects in the rearview mirror are closer than they appear

In Des Moines, activist’s City Council win raises hopes for clean energy push

Coal ash mitigation plans face new public scrutiny under Illinois law

Rural Minnesota hit hard by high cost of propane

What’s next for the Line 5 court battles?

How tree planting can seed climate resilience in communities of color

As automakers go electric, Detroit group wants to ensure other modes aren’t forgotten

FirstEnergy says Ohio law at center of corruption probe protects it from ratepayer lawsuits

During tough times, C-PACE financing offers more potential ever, experts say

Spire pipeline flap in Missouri reveals deeper questions about natural gas

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Hold onto Your Tax Credits: How to Get Ahead of the 2027 Deadline

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

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Midwest

Eye on Ohio utilities: Objects in the rearview mirror are closer than they appear

In Des Moines, activist’s City Council win raises hopes for clean energy push

Coal ash mitigation plans face new public scrutiny under Illinois law

Rural Minnesota hit hard by high cost of propane

What’s next for the Line 5 court battles?

How tree planting can seed climate resilience in communities of color

As automakers go electric, Detroit group wants to ensure other modes aren’t forgotten

FirstEnergy says Ohio law at center of corruption probe protects it from ratepayer lawsuits

​During tough times, C-PACE financing offers more potential ever, experts say

Spire pipeline flap in Missouri reveals deeper questions about natural gas

During tough times, C-PACE financing offers more potential ever, experts say