Kathiann Kowalski

Ratepayers are still paying coal plant subsidies and clean energy standards remain gutted five years after lawmakers passed HB 6.

The former president has pledged to slash federal programs that have helped cities and groups cut emissions despite state resistance.

Studies will explore whether multi-use farming mixes with utility-scale solar, focusing on both scientific and practical questions.

Four former landfill sites in Cleveland and Cuyahoga County will get solar arrays as part of $129 million in funding from the U.S. EPA.

Ratepayers will see some relief starting next June due to the latest auction results from grid operator PJM Interconnection.

Testimony in an Ohio regulatory case is the strongest evidence yet of links between a Knox County opposition group and people involved with The Empowerment Alliance.

Four Ohio cities will develop city-specific policies and standards, while a joint Ohio High Performance Building Hub will connect building owners with technical guidance, financing, incentives, training and other support.

A water conservancy district has imposed some limits for the first time, but critics want more done to protect water resources.

State-level analysis found the lower 48 states would see fewer jobs and greater household energy spending compared under Project 2025.

Northeast Ohio’s Quasar Energy Group heads up a team awarded a DOE grant to use carbon dioxide from biodigesters for making an algae-based polyurethane.