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In Minnesota, Goodhue wind farm fight is finally over

By Ken Paulman . 18 September 2013
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Virtual audits uncover surprising trends in building efficiency

Over the last few years, the handful of startups developing virtual energy auditing services have cumulatively analyzed well over a billion square feet of commercial buildings.

By Greentech Media . 18 September 2013
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Commentary: Leveling the transmission playing field

In recent weeks, a few special interests have attempted to paint Ron Binz, and FERC itself, as ploys in furthering the president’s “anti-coal” agenda.

By Guest Contributor . 18 September 2013
Study eases concerns about fracking's climate impact

By Ken Paulman . 17 September 2013
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North Dakota leaders say regulation needed to curb flaring

The amount of natural gas being burned away at oil wells in North Dakota rose the most in more than a year in July, and state officials now say it may take new regulations to tackle the problem.

By EnergyWire . 17 September 2013
In EPA deal, S.S. Badger to face tougher coal ash penalties

By Ken Paulman . 16 September 2013
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Research seeks best bang-for-buck on bus efficiency

While hybrid drivetrains have led to significant fuel economy gains for cars, it's not necessarily the same equation for a city bus.

16 September 2013
Hearing next week could decide fate of Illinois coal plants

By Ken Paulman . 13 September 2013
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While one Ohio utility fights efficiency, another embraces it

While FirstEnergy has been pushing for the past year to dismantle the state's energy-efficiency requirement, Duke Energy has just released a new plan that will exceed the energy savings required by the law.

By Karen Uhlenhuth . 13 September 2013
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Commentary: Prairie State deal deserves to be investigated

The residents, small businesses, and city officials of communities that invested in the Prairie State Energy Campus deserve to know whether they were sold a faulty product.

By Guest Contributor . 13 September 2013