politics
With campaign cash, Duke Energy weighs in on close N.C. legislative races
The utility’s general election campaign contributions were more bipartisan than its primary giving, a sign that it might be hedging its bets on the election outcome.
Ohio
FirstEnergy fights against disclosing more details about alleged HB 6 bribery cases
solar
After Kansas court rejected solar fee, utility seeks new ‘grid access’ charge
solar
Will transmission constraints hinder Maine’s clean energy transition?
State officials and renewable developers say expanded transmission capacity will be needed to meet energy targets.
equity
Mold, asbestos may put Connecticut weatherization goal out of reach
State leaders are looking for funding sources for remediation work that needs to happen before many energy efficiency upgrades can be completed.
clean energy
Commentary: Clean energy is good economic policy for Michigan
Last month Gov. Gretchen Whitmer set a goal for Michigan to be carbon-neutral by 2050, a bold move that will bring more jobs and industry to the state. This executive order will continue to increase demand for innovative, business-driven solutions to reduce the impact of climate change.
politics
Tight down-ballot races could decide North Carolina’s energy policy future
The outcome in about a dozen competitive legislative races and the contest for Lt. Governor could tip the balance on climate and clean energy legislation in the state.
Illinois
In Illinois energy bill negotiations, equity is taking center stage
All three major coalitions pushing for new clean energy legislation are touting social justice as a priority but vary on their approaches and accountability.