HB 6
Ohio clean energy foe at forefront of key points in bailout law, ratification efforts
House Majority Floor Leader Bill Seitz called the law at the heart of an alleged corruption case “the best energy bill we ever passed.”
Ohio
FirstEnergy faces another audit as advocates and others press for broader investigations
The order comes as newly released documents point to a larger role on legislative matters for the former utilities commission chair.
News
Funding challenges limit minority-owned businesses’ access to energy efficiency
The legacy of systemic racism means many companies still start from behind when competing for financing.
fossil fuels
Study: Decarbonizing U.S. electricity by 2035 could cost less than expected
Fossil fuel plants with nearly three-fourths of current generating capacity will reach the end of their typical lifespan by 2035.
Ohio
Top regulator’s exit raises questions about utility and fossil fuel influence
Critics question whether the former Ohio utility commission chair should have recused himself more often to avoid any appearance of bias.