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Electric vehicles

This startup aims to make it easy for corporate fleets to go electric

Inspiration Mobility secures $200 million to take on the financing and the risks of transitioning customers’ vehicle fleets to EVs.

By Jeff St. John . 10 November 2021
ENN

Evergy’s conflicting power plans undermine stakeholder input, critics say

In a docket opened this fall, the Kansas electric utility departs from the yet-to-be-approved integrated resource plan it submitted earlier this year, provoking an outcry among clean energy proponents.

By Karen Uhlenhuth . 10 November 2021
Clean industry

How Louisiana can become a clean industry powerhouse

A cutting-edge model identifies the optimal pathway — and green hydrogen is a key player.

By Olivia Ashmoore . 10 November 2021
Clean industry

Major firms pledge to start buying low-carbon materials and technologies

Amazon, Apple, Boeing and others say they'll make the first move to clean up global supply chains, while a West Coast coalition will help decarbonize construction materials.

By Ingrid Lobet . 9 November 2021
Western Energy News

Report: Keeping Diablo Canyon nuclear plant online would cut carbon, save billions

9 November 2021
Infrastructure bill could unlock transmission buildout

9 November 2021
Midwest Energy News

Ohio utilities’ political contributions continue despite HB6 fallout

By Andy Balaskovitz . 9 November 2021
Northeast Energy News

FERC orders $230M in fines over alleged PJM market manipulation

9 November 2021
Southeast Energy News

Va. Republicans face high hurdles to repeal clean energy reforms

By Mason Adams . 9 November 2021
ENN

Virginia GOP targets clean energy law, but options for rollback are limited

Democrats’ narrow control of the state Senate makes repeal of the state’s Clean Economy Act unlikely for now, and market forces along with the state’s staggered regulatory appointments will make it harder to slow-walk implementation.

By Mason Adams . 9 November 2021