Great Lakes Offshore Wind – Dead In the Water?
Despite strong winds on the Great Lakes, offshore wind projects in the region have largely failed to advance over the past decade because of local opposition and infrastructure challenges.
Michigan Carbon-Free Transition News
A Michigan Senate committee takes testimony on bills that would transition the state to 100% carbon-free electricity by 2040.
Another Signal that the Energy Market Is Rapidly Changing
Clean energy cases “continue to dominate” regulatory agendas nationwide With the proliferation of state-level clean energy initiatives and passage of the Inflation Reduction Act, renewable-energy-related proceedings continue to dominate the regulatory agendas of utility commissions in the US. Across the 54 jurisdictions followed by Regulatory Research Associates, 23 regulatory bodies have at least one case…
Ohio Solar Technology Poised to Take Off
They’ve become cheaper, more efficient, and don’t rely on materials from China: why a made-in-Ohio solar panel technology is poised to take off.
First Solar brings US manufacturing investment to $4B after selling out of panels through 2025
The company wants to bring its annual domestic manufacturing capacity to 10.6 GW by 2025. The story >>
Solar Helps Hershey Meet ESG Goals
Pennsylvania-based Hershey says its solar development and energy and water optimization projects have sharply reduced its emissions.
Dayton, Ohio: Large-Scale Solar
Large-scale solar development is a key consideration in a southwestern Ohio county’s future planning document. More >>
Offshore Wind: Jobs To Take Off
The National Renewable Energy Laboratory estimates the U.S. offshore wind industry will provide up to 58,000 full-time jobs each year beginning in 2024, mostly in manufacturing.
PA Fines Renewable Supplier
Pennsylvania regulators issue a $1 million fine to a renewable energy supply for thousands of marketing violations and creating accounts for customers without their knowledge.
