With reboot, Illinois hopes for more orderly solar incentive rollout
After a transition and delays, solar incentives are flowing again. State officials say they expect to close an application backlog this summer.
An untapped solar solution: warehouse roofs
Putting solar on flat, sunny warehouse roofs could power millions of homes. Plus: We’re seeing the highest carbon levels in human history.
HB 6 coal plant charges mount up again in Ohio
Regulators have yet to rule on the reasonableness and prudence of old coal plant charges, despite consumers paying roughly $400 million in subsidies so far.
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Ohio solar projects face an unclear path around local opposition
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