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After a Two-Year Wait, Will Ohio’s Largest Solar Project Get the OK?
The Ohio Power Siting Board has played a central role in restricting solar’s growth.
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Should Ohio Freeze Utility Rates for a Year?
Ohio state Rep. Desiree Tims recently introduced a bill to do just that.
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More Ohioans Are Getting Their Power Shut Off as Energy Costs Surge
Recent data reveals an uptick in households losing power because of unpaid utility bills — yet another sign of the ongoing national affordability crisis.
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Ohio Solar Supporters, Farmers Eager for Proposed Community Power Pilot
With data centers placing even more demand on the grid, it creates a situation where Ohio needs energy generation, say supporters.
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Ohio Ratepayers Are Subsidizing Coal Plants. Report Says Owners Long Knew They Warmed the Globe
Duke Energy in 2022 emitted 78.8 million metric tons of carbon dioxide equivalent to the atmosphere
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Ohio High Court Races Will Decide Future of State’s Energy Transition and Utility Fairness
Expect judges to weigh questions about siting solar and wind generation, Ohio’s ongoing corruption scandal, refunds for consumers, oil and gas drilling, and more.
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Cleveland Port’s ‘Electrification Hub’ Expected to Anchor Progress Toward Net-Zero Emissions
The Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority was the first port on the Great Lakes to announce a net-zero emissions goal
