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Western Energy News

California loses critical power source during heat wave

12 July 2021
Clean energy standard is country’s best climate option, study finds

12 July 2021
Midwest Energy News

Faulty equipment, poor training are main factors in Illinois coal mining deaths

By Andy Balaskovitz . 12 July 2021
Climatetech finance

Yet another clean energy SPAC: Solar financier Sunlight lists on the New York Stock Exchange

It’s the first solar loan provider to go public via SPAC, joining a growing roster of clean energy companies taking that route.

By Emma Foehringer Merchant . 12 July 2021
Clean energy

A microgrid powered only by solar and batteries points the way to bigger all-renewable grids

Australia’s Horizon Power and partner PXiSE showed they could power a town without generators. The implications for expanding renewable energy are massive.

By Jeff St. John . 12 July 2021
Southeast Energy News

Feds threaten Colonial Pipeline with big daily fine over leaks

By Mason Adams . 12 July 2021
Northeast Energy News

Mass. gas and oil heating subsidy program contradicts climate policy

12 July 2021
ENN

Faulty equipment, poor training are main factors in Illinois coal mining deaths

When people die in Illinois coal mines, faulty equipment and lack of safety protocols are most often cited by federal investigators, and experts say economic challenges will create pressure to cut corners.

By Kari Lydersen . 12 July 2021
ENN

A small price to pay: Illinois mines routinely appeal safety penalties

Federal mine safety inspections are the main safeguard to prevent accidents and deaths in an inherently dangerous industry, but critics say the fines for safety violations are low, and companies regularly get them reduced.

By Kari Lydersen . 12 July 2021
ENN

For generations of Illinois coal mining families, risk is part of everyday life

In parts of downstate Illinois, coal mining is deeply ingrained in families and communities. But it has taken a deep toll on some.

By Kari Lydersen . 12 July 2021

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18516 Results

California loses critical power source during heat wave

Clean energy standard is country’s best climate option, study finds

Faulty equipment, poor training are main factors in Illinois coal mining deaths

Yet another clean energy SPAC: Solar financier Sunlight lists on the New York Stock Exchange

A microgrid powered only by solar and batteries points the way to bigger all-renewable grids

Feds threaten Colonial Pipeline with big daily fine over leaks

Mass. gas and oil heating subsidy program contradicts climate policy

Faulty equipment, poor training are main factors in Illinois coal mining deaths

A small price to pay: Illinois mines routinely appeal safety penalties

For generations of Illinois coal mining families, risk is part of everyday life