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Ohio Black legislators’ energy agenda includes fairness for all ratepayers

The president of the Ohio Legislative Black Caucus discusses how the group’s push to reform the electric ratemaking process stands to improve life for people of color and many others in the state.

By Kathiann M. Kowalski . 28 February 2022
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What we know about Alice Parker, a ‘hidden figure’ in modern heating

Beyond mistaken identity and misattributed invention, huge gaps remain in the history of Alice Parker. Here's what one reporter’s research uncovered about the Black woman inventor whose early-20th-century “heating furnace” foretold the modern smart home.

By Audrey Henderson . 28 February 2022
Southeast Energy News

Virginia methane bill advances despite environmental, ratepayer concerns

By Mason Adams . 28 February 2022
Northeast Energy News

New York wind auction brings in record $4.37 billion

28 February 2022
Midwest Energy News

Ohio judge oversees FirstEnergy audit requests after helping craft bailout law

By Andy Balaskovitz . 28 February 2022
Biden climate agenda hinges on Supreme Court case

28 February 2022
Western Energy News

Colorado approves Xcel’s $1.7 billion transmission buildout

28 February 2022
Video

Watch this TED talk to get up to speed on green ammonia and shipping

Canary Media reporter Maria Gallucci explains how ammonia made from renewable electricity could help clean up the biggest, dirtiest cargo ships.

By Maria Gallucci . 28 February 2022
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Ohio judge helped write a bailout that led to arrests; now he’s blocking outside probes

Judge Greg Price was involved in writing a coal and nuclear bailout at the center of the HB 6 scandal, and is now overseeing regulatory cases investigating that same corruption.

By Jake Zuckerman . 28 February 2022
Utilities

A net-zero future for gas utilities? Switching to underground thermal networks

Three pilot projects in Massachusetts will connect ground-source heat pumps to heat and cool entire neighborhoods.

By Jeff St. John . 1 March 2022