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Kansas City Power & Light

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a trio of young girls shovel dirt while planting trees

As cities warm, should utilities do more to help plant trees and paint roofs?

By Karen Uhlenhuth

A Missouri advocate says addressing Kansas City’s urban heat island would help customers more than conventional efficiency programs.

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In Kansas City, advocates want to boost renters’ access to energy efficiency

By Karen Uhlenhuth

A recent summit and regulator hearings this week have brought attention to apartment building energy efficiency.

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A coal plant dispute cost a Kansas utility $12 million. Will ratepayers foot the bill?

By Karen Uhlenhuth

Westar says buying the remaining share of the plant was the cheapest way to resolve a dispute with its former owner.

Missouri
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Missouri utilities consider program to pay for efficiency on customer bills

By Karen Uhlenhuth

The Pay As You Save program puts energy efficiency projects within reach for renters and lower-income customers.

Kansas
photo illustration of bills and coins scattered near a multi-outlet power extension cord

How Kansas solar customers are trying to hack utility demand charges

By Karen Uhlenhuth

One customer used programmable outlet timers cut his peak demand to a third of what it was before he got creative.

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Oil trade group is poised to endorse carbon pricing

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Bill would require Connecticut landlords, home sellers to disclose annual energy costs

Source: Hartford Courant

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

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Midwest Energy News

March 02 2021

Michigan AG opposes nuclear plant, storage license transfer

NUCLEAR: Michigan’s attorney general objects to the transfer of a nuclear plant and waste storage site on Lake Michigan, arguing that the proposed buyer lacks financial resources and underestimates decommissioning costs. (MLive) OHIO: A longtime federal prosecutor takes over as acting U.S. attorney in southern Ohio and will lead the bribery investigation involving the state’s […]

Southeast Energy News

March 02 2021

How the natural gas industry subverted Austin’s clean energy transition

OIL & GAS: In Austin, Texas, the natural gas industry reveals its playbook for subverting local clean energy policy by pushing line-by-line revisions of proposed ordinances, activating customer opposition, and lobbying top state and local officials. (The Guardian/Floodlight) ALSO: Texas scrambles to make up a $10 million shortfall in cleanup costs for a bankrupt company […]

Northeast Energy News

March 02 2021

Massachusetts carbon tax proposed for transportation and heating

CLIMATE: Massachusetts climate and justice advocates endorse a bill that would impose a fee on carbon emissions from transportation and heating that would fund local climate projects. (Energy News Network) ALSO: A Maryland House committee votes down a bill that would have imposed a fee on greenhouse gas emitters. (Maryland Matters) ***SPONSORED LINK: Save the […]

Western Energy News

March 02 2021

After Texas outages, Wyoming lawmakers see opportunity to rescue coal

COAL: Wyoming lawmakers introduce bills requiring more extensive analysis of costs and grid reliability before fossil-fuel power plants can be retired, with one bill sponsor incorrectly blaming recent Texas outages on the “radical Left” “cancelling fossil fuels.” (Casper Star-Tribune)  ALSO: • New Mexico’s largest utility is ordered to refile its application seeking approval to turn […]

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