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Ohio’s Biggest Solar Project Finally Gets Permit After Long Legal Limbo (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by Canary Media. Ohio’s largest solar and battery project can finally move forward after years of slogging through legal and regulatory challenges. The Ohio Power Siting Board on Thursday approved a permit for Oak Run Solar, which will combine 800 megawatts of solar with 300 MW of battery storage. The Madison County development will also include an agrivoltaics component, with around 1,000 sheep grazing among the rows of panels. Barring any more hiccups, Oak R
Questionable Data Center Forecasts Are Driving Up Ohio Power Bills (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by Canary Media. Ohio has emerged as one of the top states for data center developers, with roughly 100 of the facilities already up and running and nearly 150 more on the way. Many of those planned facilities may never get built, but their projected electricity needs will drive up energy bills for Ohioans anyway. Utilities base their grid investments on demand projections. In Ohio, those forecasts are now through the roof. The state’s largest regulated electr
As Ohio Grapples With Fake Comments on Clean Energy, Some Want a Crackdown (opens the original)
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A troubling trend has shown up in some communities around the U.S.: Public officials are being inundated with seemingly fake public feedback that aims to block renewable energy and promote fossil fuels. In Ohio, one of the states grappling with this issue, regulators have done little to crack down on the problem, sparking concern among advocates for clean energy and good government that agencies will continue to get public comments from people who didn’t authorize them or simply don’t exist. “If
After a Two-Year Wait, Will Ohio’s Largest Solar Project Get the OK? (opens the original)
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Following a key legal deadline last Friday, the stage is now set for the Ohio Power Siting Board to make a final decision about whether the state’s largest solar and energy storage project to date can move ahead. The OPSB initially approved the Oak Run Solar Project in March 2024, but the case has since been bogged down by an appeal filed by Madison County and three of its townships. Oak Run Solar would bring 800 megawatts of solar and 300 MW of energy storage to a state that has become increasi
Ohio Steel Giant Aims to Use Biden Climate Funds for Polluting Project (opens the original)
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This story was originally published by Canary Media. Steel giant Cleveland-Cliffs was supposed to use up to $500 million from a Biden administration grant to usher in cleaner steelmaking in southwestern Ohio. Now, the company plans to instead put those funds toward a project that locks in old coal-based tech for decades and amps up local air pollution. In a July 23 earnings call, Cliffs CEO Lourenco Goncalves confirmed that the company aims to redirect the 2024 grant — which Congress originally
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