As an Ohio uranium enrichment plant opened this month, yet another study questioned whether nuclear power from small modular reactors can compete with other types of electricity generation. Centrus Energy’s new plant in Piketon […]
This article originally appeared in Stateline. A 60-mile pedestrian and cycling trail in Arkansas, an electric street sweeper in Oregon and truck parking facilities in Florida don’t appear to have much in common — let alone any similarity with […]
BJ Johnson and Julie Blumreiter have nothing against electric trucks. But the duo think the rush to electrify heavy-duty transportation misses an important reality and leaves a yawning gap, which they hope to fill with […]
Public records show Ohio regulators log hundreds of incidents each year dealing with chemical releases related to the oil and gas industry. Such events raise critics’ concerns about plans to drill for oil and gas […]
A Cleveland, Ohio, green bank is leading a multi-state effort to secure a chunk of $7 billion in funding for low-income residential solar installations under the federal Inflation Reduction Act. Growth Opportunity Partners, a community […]
This story was originally published by Grist. This coverage is made possible through a partnership with Grist and Interlochen Public Radio in Northern Michigan. Michigan isn’t known for sunny weather. Yet in recent years, […]
This article originally appeared in the Sahan Journal. Standing in the same former bean field he played in as a child, Prairie Island Indian Community President Johnny Johnson recently led a crowd of project […]
The rig operator was stumped. He’d been making good progress, but now something blocked the way forward. The operator, Denny Mong, stared at an unassuming metal tube in the ground — the fossil of […]
Correction: This article was updated to correct the amount that MGE compensates customers for the energy they send back to the grid. It is currently 16.6 cents per kilowatt-hour. Wisconsin utility MGE is proposing to […]
A consulting firm has charged state taxpayers over a half-million dollars while trying for 13 years to write energy efficiency policy for the Louisiana Public Service Commission. On Wednesday, it approved giving the firm more […]
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