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Rauner, Exelon reach deal over nuclear plant subsidies

By Andy Balaskovitz . 1 December 2016
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Q&A: How political changes will impact the market for microgrids

Minnesota-based consultant Michael Burr helps communities across the country develop microgrids and local energy projects to build resiliency.

By Frank Jossi . 1 December 2016
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Major Illinois energy bill advances with two days left in session

Illinois’ sweeping energy bill may become law this week after an amended version was passed by a state House energy committee Tuesday.

By Kari Lydersen . 29 November 2016
Business groups lukewarm to latest version of Illinois energy bill

By Andy Balaskovitz . 29 November 2016
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Key compromises reached on Illinois energy bill, advocates say

Some clean energy advocates are hopeful that what they call a “landmark, historic” victory is imminent on Illinois’ hotly debated massive energy bill after key compromises have been reached.

By Kari Lydersen . 23 November 2016
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Q&A: How North Carolina co-ops help drive the energy future

By Rhiannon Fionn . 22 November 2016
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Illinois lawmakers introduce energy bill with controversial coal supports

Illinois legislators today introduced a long-awaited massive energy bill that would provide subsidies to keep nuclear plants and coal plants running and introduce a controversial demand charge, along with fixing the state’s Renewable Portfolio Standard, increasing energy efficiency investments and other measures.

By Kari Lydersen . 15 November 2016
In Arizona, election could be major turning point for solar

24 October 2016
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Missouri regulator approves major utility's community solar plan

Community solar, already growing in popularity among Missouri's rural electric cooperatives, now is coming to the state's largest investor-owned utility.

By Karen Uhlenhuth . 10 October 2016
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Ohio’s fuel cell business goes beyond buses as technology reaches ‘breakout moment’

The Stark Area Regional Transit Authority based in Canton, Ohio rolled out the first of at least ten hydrogen fuel cell buses this week after several weeks of testing at Ohio State University. But the state already plays a big role in the fuel cell business, which could grow even more with supportive federal and state policies, according to industry insiders.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 30 September 2016