Grant Goodrich, executive director of the Great Lakes Energy Institute, discussed an electrical infrastructure upgrade among the Cleveland-Cuyahoga County Port Authority’s first steps toward achieving net-zero Scope 1 and 2 emissions. @energynews_us

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An ongoing billing snafu in northern Illinois has some community solar companies worried that their customers will drop out.

A new AI tool could help developers intervene and keep uncertain solar subscribers onboard.
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Here’s how Massachusetts will use its largest-in-New England federal grant to help low-income households install solar power.
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“They got a really strong coalition of major players involved... I cannot stress enough how much this money is going to be a game-changer for getting solar to low-income and disadvantaged communities.” KyleMurray in Energy News Network energynews.us/2024/05/30/mas…

In this week’s newsletter: New Hampshire’s sketchy math about rising energy costs, Colorado county bans on big solar development, and more clean energy news.
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Catch up on this week’s biggest clean energy news:
🚗 EV sales are revving up again
🌲 Clarifying carbon offsets
🍳 A ‘cynical PR stunt’ to build net-zero homes
And more:
energynews.us/newsletter/fuz…

An ongoing billing snafu in northern Illinois has some community solar companies worried that customers will drop out.

A new AI tool could help developers intervene and keep uncertain solar subscribers onboard.
energynews.us/2024/05/29/com…

One of the Great Lakes’ largest shipping ports is building an “electrification hub” to anchor its emission-cutting efforts.
energynews.us/2024/05/10/cle…

North Carolina’s electric vehicle industry is taking off. Federal tailpipe emissions rules may help take it even further.
energynews.us/2024/05/09/wha…

This Wisconsin utility wants to bill ratepayers for new natural gas power plants. Consumer and environmental advocates say they’ll be obsolete by mid-century.
energynews.us/2024/05/08/wis…

Massachusetts already passed a groundbreaking order to stop natural gas expansion in the state. New legislation would build on it.
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Wisconsin utilities are asking customers for $2 billion to build the gas plants of the future — while they’re still paying for the coal plants of the past.
energynews.us/2024/05/08/wis…

North Carolina faces some severe transportation pollution, but it’s also a burgeoning electric vehicle hotspot. Could new federal tailpipe emissions rules help the state on both fronts?
energynews.us/2024/05/09/wha…

Catch up on this week’s biggest clean energy stories:
🔥 Gas stoves’ hidden dangers
🕵️ Fossil fuel producers hide their flaring
🔌 Tesla’s charging disruption
Find these stories and more in our newsletter:
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One of the Great Lakes’ largest shipping ports is building an “electrification hub” to anchor its emission-cutting efforts.
energynews.us/2024/05/10/cle…

ICYMI: The state is seeking $189 million in federal #IRA funding to help implement Ohio’s first #ClimateAction plan.

“The plan is the first statewide step for Ohio to reduce and mitigate the impacts of climate change,” said OEC's Nolan Rutschilling.

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North Carolina faces some severe transportation pollution, but it’s also a burgeoning electric vehicle hotspot. Could new federal tailpipe emissions rules help the state on both fronts?
energynews.us/2024/05/09/wha…

A group of New England utilities plans to seek federal funding for a regional energy data platform that would make it easier for consumers and contractors to estimate potential savings from efficiency upgrades or new technologies. From Energy News Network buff.ly/3ydG0Ux

From natural gas misinformation to influencing universities’ climate research, here are 3 big reveals from a congressional investigation into the fossil fuel industry’s role in climate change:
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This Wisconsin utility wants to bill ratepayers for new natural gas power plants. Consumer and environmental advocates say they’ll be obsolete by mid-century.
energynews.us/2024/05/08/wis…