Tag: ohio
Ohio Lawmakers Want ‘Puzzling’ Offshore Wind Ruling Revisited
The state’s siting board had approved the project, but with a provision that made it nearly impossible to build. [...]
HB 6 Repeal Would Address Only Part of Ohio Lawmakers’ Recent Actions to Slow Renewables
But a complete repeal is needed as a minimum to undo the bill’s gutting of the clean energy standards, [...]
Ohio Wind Policy: Fossil Fuel Knocks the Wind Out of Renewable Energy
With no shortage of wide-open land, Ohio is ripe for a transition to renewable energy, but instead the state [...]
Ohio Slips in Efficiency Ranking as Lawmakers Gut State Standards
Ohio’s ranking on ACEEE’s State Energy Efficiency Scorecard has more or less tracked changes in state policy. An energy [...]
Voters to Decide if Worthington Should Adopt an Energy-Aggregation Plan
Worthington wants to shrink its residents’ electric bills — and its carbon footprint — and city officials say Issue [...]
100% Renewable Energy: Cleveland Sets a Big Goal as It Sheds Its Fossil Fuel Past
Cleveland joins more than 80 U.S. cities that have committed to get all their electricity from renewable sources. But [...]
Ohio Lawmakers Fine-Tune Renewable Energy Mandates
Ohio utilities would still have to find more of their power from renewable sources like solar and wind but [...]
Ohio Wind-Farm Rules Eased in Proposed State Senate Bill, But Mandates Reduced
There soon may be more wind farms in Ohio. The Ohio Senate’s GOP leadership is making an effort to [...]
Lawmaker: Current Wind Farm Regulations ‘Stifle’ Investment in Ohio
Setbacks have been an issue of contention with proposed Champaign County wind farm. A Northeast Ohio Republican is pushing [...]
War Over Ohio Clean Energy Standards Heats Up — Again
The Ohio General Assembly is tussling yet again over the Buckeye State’s clean energy standards. Industrial groups, fossil fuel [...]