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We need to shift our policy environment so that we can once again take a leading role in a market that will only become larger in the years to come, writes energy policy professor Elizabeth Sasser.
After a half-decade fight over pipeline easements, property owners look to recoup legal costs and property values.
Groups say they will drop their opposition to half the Duke Energy’s grid improvement plan if the utility agrees to consider climate change in future grid planning.
Clean energy advocates are challenging incumbents in two utility co-op board elections this summer.
After a three-year political struggle over spending authority, state lawmakers approved a plan with little fanfare.
Coal’s decline has forced staunchly anti-Obamacare politicians to reconsider Medicaid expansion, while rural communities depend on telehealth more than ever.