The Texas Legislature needs to ensure that self-interested electric generation actors are not sacrificing Texas families and businesses to protect their market share. Originally Published September 20 in Utility Dive By Landon Stevens, Policy Director for the Conservative Energy Network. Last …
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Originally Published on Renewable Energy World August 1, 2022 By Doug Lewin A small group of coal, gas, and oil executives are putting together a plan for Texas’ energy future. They have no website. They have had only one meeting …
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Ray Long, Chicago Tribune - Mar 4 Read the Full Article
Originally Published: https://www.detroitnews.com/story/news/politics/2021/08/30/michigan-utilities-spent-millions-electing-lawmakers-who-could-probe-outages/5601033001/ Lansing — Michigan officeholders who are poised to investigate a wave of outages this month that spurred 1 million customers to lose power have benefited from $55 million in "political" and "civic" spending over the last five …
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Jay Jacobson, Plymouth, MN Earlier this year, Minnesota’s utility regulators fined Xcel Energy for delaying the deployment of smaller solar installations. This is the latest case in the sad history of public utilities stifling competition and putting profits ahead of …
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Originally published on Utility Dive September 19, 2022 By Senior Reporter, Ethan Howard Dive Insight: FirstEnergy is continuing to work through issues related to bribes it doled out in support of HB 6, energy legislation in Ohio that provided subsidies …
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Originally Published Orlando Sentinel July 27, 2022 By Annie Martin and Mario Alejandro Ariza and Miranda Green The CEO of the biggest power company in the U.S. had a problem. A Democratic state senator was proposing a law that could …
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By: Sarah Spence, Executive Director of the Ohio Conservative Energy Forum Just over one year ago, Ohioans were shocked when the FBI arrested five people on a $61 million federal racketeering scheme in what has become known as the largest …
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By John Downey – Senior Staff Writer, Charlotte Business JournalMay 21, 2021 Updated May 22, 2021, 8:06pm EDT Read on Newsbreak
