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FirstEnergy could make millions in profits from its energy efficiency plan

Critics say FirstEnergy’s plan to resume its energy efficiency programs in Ohio could let the company take credit for work done by others and make millions of dollars as a result — at customers’ expense.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 22 September 2016
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Ohio Supreme Court keeps anti-fracking measures off ballot

Ohio's highest court struck a blow to hydraulic fracturing opponents yesterday, refusing to put anti-fracking measures on the November ballot.

By EnergyWire . 15 September 2016
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Report: 'Around market' moves by Ohio utilities are part of larger trend

Efforts by Ohio utilities to guarantee income for affiliated coal and nuclear operations are part of a broader trend, according to a new report by legal analysts.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 14 September 2016
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Report on climate costs for Millennials shows what's at stake in Ohio energy debate

Millennials in the United States and their children stand to lose tens of trillions of dollars without bold action on climate change, according to a report released last week.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 1 September 2016
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Ohio utility seeks to double its fixed distribution charges

In response to an increasing number of customers installing solar power or opting for energy efficiency measures, American Electric Power has asked Ohio regulators to increase the share of distribution charges that all its utility customers must pay.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 26 August 2016
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In Poland, an Ohioan finds a parallel world on climate policy

Similar to Cleveland, Poland’s capital city of Warsaw is making efforts to fight climate change despite the national government’s overall commitment to coal for the nation’s energy future.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 23 August 2016
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Ohio lawmakers, concerned about jobs, support FirstEnergy plan

Two Democratic lawmakers concerned about job losses in their southeast Ohio districts have spoken out in support of a FirstEnergy plan that critics say is an unlawful “bailout.”

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 18 August 2016
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What's the future of nuclear in the Midwest? A state-by-state look

What does the future of nuclear energy look like in the Midwest? A lot depends on rate cases before public service commissions, proposed state legislation and the effects of the Clean Power Plan.

By Kari Lydersen . 16 August 2016
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Ohio’s low transit funding complicates efforts to cut emissions

While efforts to cut carbon emissions in Ohio have largely focused on phasing out coal-fired power plants, advocates say the state’s transportation sector shouldn’t be overlooked.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 11 August 2016
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Report: States stand to gain if corporations have better access to renewables

Four Midwest states rank among the top in the nation for making it easier for corporations to gain better access to wind and solar, according to a report released Tuesday by Advanced Energy Economy.

By Andy Balaskovitz . 9 August 2016