Renewable electricity generation surpasses coal in April
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HB 6 – A Mixed Bag for Customers
The bill passed by the Senate didn’t change. Speaker Householder finally rounded up enough “yes” votes to bring HB 6 to the floor of the House July 23 rd on a concurrence motion. The vote […]
How Miami Valley CAP Answered the Call for Aid In Tornado-Ravished Dayton
Written by Cherish L. Cronmiller, Esq., President & CEO of Miami Valley CAP
Things have been extremely busy at the Miami Valley CAP since the Memorial Day Tornadoes, but its staff has risen to […]
Ohio Weatherization Programs Could Get More Federal Dollars
WRITTEN BY: Mary Schuermann Kuhlman, Public News Service – OH
July 23, 2019
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Weatherization programs in Ohio could get a federal funding boost. Last week, a U.S. House committee marked-up HB […]
Nuclear power has little to do with keeping rates low in Ohio
I read Micheal Shellenberger’s op-ed with amusement. The head of Environmental Progress, who has long supported the nuclear industry — albeit to protect the environment and combat […]
HB 6: Senate Misses FirstEnergy’s Deadline
Senate President Obhof Says “I don’t think that the timing is going to be an issue.”
The Senate adjourned last Sunday after passing a two-week budget extension, and […]