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Podcast

The 'tax on God' dilemma for utilities: A partner-supported episode

An episode in collaboration with GridX: Why electricity rate design is such a critical decarbonization tool.

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By Stephen Lacey . 14 September 2022
Midwest Energy News

Michigan ranks among top states for power outages

By Andy Balaskovitz . 14 September 2022
Congress members hold on to energy, utility investments

14 September 2022
Western Energy News

Looming rail strike would squeeze Western coal shipments

14 September 2022
ENN

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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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
Workforce diversity

Charging Up: A chat with Susan Nickey, EVP and chief client officer at Hannon Armstrong

Plus, climatetech career moves at Apple, L'Oréal, Solar Sister, Arcadia, Earthrise Energy, Aurora Solar and more.

By Maria Virginia Olano, Eric Wesoff . 15 September 2022
Guides and how-tos

What does 'just transition' really mean?

Here's a primer on the term advocates use to describe the shift to a clean energy economy that benefits everyone.

By Alison F. Takemura . 15 September 2022
Podcast

Should we eat bugs, farmed fish or soy?

Introducing Climavores: a show about eating on a changing planet.

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By Stephen Lacey . 15 September 2022
ENN

As utilities seek to relocate coal ash, will Black communities bear the burden?

The EPA’s crackdown on coal ash means more coal plants may excavate coal ash to out-of-state landfills. This could be good for the environment, while making communities like Uniontown, Alabama, feel like dumping grounds.

By Gina Castro . 15 September 2022