Houston’s post-Beryl outages highlight benefits of distributed energy
Distributed energy resources are confirmed to provide resilience in the wake of Hurricane Beryl.
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Ohio Environmentalists, Oil Companies Battle State Over Dumping of Fracking Wastewater
Advocates for both sides say public drinking water may be tainted by underground leaks of “produced water.” By Jon Hurdle May 14, […]
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Why Hydrogen and Why Now? ASBN Live Webinar Replay
Learn about hydrogen and the projects moving Ohio and the U.S. toward a more sustainable energy and manufacturing economy.
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State government may soon kill a solar project in the governor’s backyard
Solar energy developers are facing peril after state officials recommended against granting them a permit to build a solar farm in Greene County capable of powering an estimated 34,000 homes per year. Weigh in on the issue.
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Ohio nuclear bailout beneficiary OKs extra stock buybacks: Capitol Letter
Less than a year after state officials signed a bailout law teeing up $1 billion in nuclear plant subsidies charged to Ohio electricity customers, the plants’ owner has moved to boost its stock price by repurchasing an extra $300 million in shares, cleveland.com’s Andrew Tobias writes.
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Design Energy
Design Energy is an Ohio-based company that designs, builds, manages and finances commercial business and residential scale solar power systems, including community-based […]
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Energy Works and Finance Authority partner to offer green energy financing
Programs offer low-interest financing for green energy upgrades in Franklin County.
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Why in the world would the U.S. Senate want to needlessly waste a finite and irreplaceable natural resource?
The federal Bureau of Land Management’s Methane and Waste Reduction Rule requires companies extracting natural gas on tribal and public lands under […]
Read moreSolar Energy Market Transformations
Learn how The Solar Foundation is transforming markets to encourage economic development and job growth from renewable energy. Source: Solar Energy Market […]
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OSBC Urges Governor Kasich to Veto H.B. 554
On December 8, 2016 the Ohio General Assembly passed Substitute House Bill 554 by lame duck session. During the prior week, OSBC […]
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States Should Work to Exceed Methane Standards, Not Avoid Them
Ohio joins a group of states — including West Virginia, Alabama and the Attorney General of Michigan — and a group of […]
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How To Tax Carbon – And Grow The Economy
By Zach Bernstein The debate over whether climate change is real is essentially settled. Now the question is, what are we going […]
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