Illinois
‘Dark money’ group raises fears in Illinois energy negotiations
A mysterious group has spent more than a quarter million dollars promoting a vague agenda that’s critical of Illinois utilities’ clean energy transitions.
politics
N.C. elections left ‘status quo’ in power, but some still see hope for clean energy
Climate activists failed to flip the state’s legislature, but the politics and economics of clean energy leave an opening for action — so long as Duke Energy is on board.
Ohio
What can be done to reduce influence of dark money on Ohio energy policy?
Any changes in the wake of the alleged $60 million Householder conspiracy will ultimately depend on voters, advocates say.
Kansas
Secrecy in Kansas energy report irks clean energy, consumer stakeholders
A public version of the report contains dozens of redactions, obscuring what went into some of the policy recommendations.
Ohio
Coal industry group revives reliability argument to Ohio lawmakers
The testimony from America’s Power comes as a state senate committee considers “comprehensive energy policy.”