Last year, I highlighted how voters in Ohio overwhelmingly support developing more clean energy like solar and wind over more traditional resources like coal. Ohio has a remarkable opportunity to capture the benefits of a growing renewable energy market. A new report shows the state could boost supply chains and create local jobs by developing more wind and solar,… Keep reading →
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Report: More Renewables Could Mean 5,000 New Jobs And $8B In Investment For Ohio
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By William R. Devine, Barry Epstein & Robin Renée Louise | Allen MatkinsDepartment Of Energy Announces $21 Million To Advance Solar Desalination Technologies
By U.S. Department Of EnergyThe U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) has announced $21 million for new projects to advance solar-thermal desalination technologies. These 14 projects are focused on reducing the cost of solar-thermal desalination and helping the technology to reach new markets, including to areas that are not connected to the electric grid. Desalination treats seawater, brackish water, and contaminated water for… Keep reading →
DTE Energy And Consumers Energy Commit To Increase Renewable Portfolios
By Jason Allen, Justus Britt & Steven Hilfinger | Foley & Lardner LLPEast Coast Meets West Coast Style – How 2 States Are Advancing Clean Energy
By Environmental Defense Fund Energy Exchange BlogCities and states are taking the initiative to address climate change independently from the federal administration. With unique political contexts and environmental needs, each local authorities’ policies address specific climate challenges. California’s new landmark mandate, requiring solar panels on new home constructions, and New York’s ongoing Reforming the Energy Vision (REV) initiative, illustrate just how different… Keep reading →