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Cleveland Loses Points on This Year’s City Clean Energy Scorecard
Cleveland dropped to 46th on energy council’s triennial climate report
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PUCO Approves Big Hike in Gas Charges for Ohioans
Fixed monthly charges could jump 50%
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With More Frequent Extreme Cold and Heat, Climate Solutions for Great Lakes Power Grid Include Better Planning, Transmission
Historical weather trends no longer represent future conditions because of climate change
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HB6 Corruption Trial of Larry Householder Set to Begin Next Month
Ohio’s former House speaker faces federal bribery and conspiracy charges
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New EPA Rules on Methane Could Be a Win for Ohio’s Economy
The nation’s oil and gas industry emits at least 13 million metric tons of methane a year
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Ohio’s Largest Coal Plant to Change Coal Ash Handling After U.S. EPA Denial
The operator of Ohio’s largest coal-fired power plant says it plans to switch to a “dry ash” handling system that complies with federal rules. Environmental advocates say questions remain
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Ohio Solar Project Killed Due to Local Government Opposition
Despite the “numerous public benefits” of the project, it won’t go forward
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Six Key Energy Questions That Winners of Ohio’s Supreme Court Races Will Decide
Several cases involving power plants, utility oversight, and clean energy development are likely to land before the state’s high court in the next two years.
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As Ohio Regulators Sit on Coal Plant Subsidy Cases, Costs Could Rack Up for Ratepayers
Ratepayers are getting tiny credits right now, but House Bill 6’s coal plant bailouts have huge net costs. And millions of dollars of those costs were improper, critics argue.
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Ten Ohio Counties Ban Wind, Solar Projects Under New State Law
All of them in rural Ohio
