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HB 6

Ohio

Murray Energy’s limited disclosures on Ohio conspiracy case leave big questions unanswered

By Kathiann M. Kowalski

The for-profit corporate structure of Hardworking Ohioans, Inc. and other groups precludes transparency on how companies use money to influence energy policy.

Ohio nuclear bailout

HB 6 repeal would address only part of Ohio lawmakers’ recent actions to slow renewables

By Kathiann M. Kowalski

But a complete repeal is needed as a minimum to undo the bill’s gutting of the clean energy standards, advocates say.

politics
a nuclear cooling tower

Dark money dominated Ohio’s nuclear subsidy saga

By Kathiann M. Kowalski

A March report from the Energy News Network outlines the dark money links to the passage of HB 6, Ohio’s nuclear bailout bill.

politics

Campaign contributions pay off for Ohio utilities and coal interests

By Kathiann M. Kowalski

Nuclear and coal bailout is the latest in a line of favorable policy actions that shield noncompetitive plants from competition.

Ohio
a sign above a bank of windows: "Federal Energy Regulatory Commission"

FERC’s ‘minimum offer’ rule adds to the already high price tag for Ohio HB 6

By Kathiann M. Kowalski

Nuclear and coal subsidies mean state consumers will likely pay more than $1 billion per year more, an analysis shows.

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A Texas city had a bold new climate plan – until a gas company got involved

Source: The Guardian

Virginia General Assembly approves electric vehicle rebate program but leaves it unfunded

Source: Virginia Mercury

Wyoming coal mines eyed for disposal of old wind turbine parts

Source: Associated Press

New Hampshire coal plant to continue running through mid-2025

Source: Concord Monitor

Energy Secretary Granholm: Texas outages show need for changes to U.S. power systems

Source: NPR

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Midwest Energy News

March 01 2021

Iowa could save millions through solar projects, state auditor reports

SOLAR: Iowa taxpayers could save $375 million over the life of solar projects installed at county facilities and school districts, the state’s auditor reports. (Iowa Capital Dispatch) ALSO: • Developers of a planned 108 MW solar project in central Ohio say the project would deliver local economic benefits and have limited impact on neighbors. (Newark […]

Southeast Energy News

March 01 2021

Texas utilities falter in wake of winter storm and price spikes

UTILITIES: The oldest and largest power cooperative in Texas files for bankruptcy after receiving a nearly $2 billion bill from the state grid operator. (Reuters) ALSO: • Customers of another Texas utility are moved to other providers after the state grid operator revokes its right to operate over missed payments. (Texas Tribune) • San Antonio’s […]

Northeast Energy News

March 01 2021

Wind turbine startup thinks small in Vermont

WIND: A startup champions a smaller-scale wind turbine in Vermont that it hopes would encounter less public objection than large utility scale machines. (Energy News Network) ALSO: The developer of an offshore wind farm in Maryland delays the project a second time due to the lack of a land-based connection and now estimates completion in […]

Western Energy News

March 01 2021

Wyoming coal mines could be destination for used wind turbine blades

WIND: A Wyoming bill would allow used wind turbine blades to be buried in former coal mines as part of the reclamation process. (Associated Press) ALSO: Federal wildlife authorities are to help Oregon-based renewables developer Avangrid breed California condors in captivity, aiming to replace those that are killed by wind turbines. (Los Angeles Times) PUBLIC […]

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Granholm, McCarthy warn outages were a ‘wake-up call’ on climate

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