Energy

AES Ohio talks about what is involved in repairing the electrical grid after bad weather.

Hydrogen has been pitched as critical for a clean energy future, spurred by big incentives from the Biden administration. But many climate researchers and activists question how much it can actually decarbonize Ohio's grid.

WESTRAFO chose Trotwood, Ohio, for its new plant, which should open next year and hire over 200 people. Hydrogen, renewables, grid updates and more are fueling demand for the company's transformers.

Renergy's facility in Bath Township in Greene County, Ohio, was ordered to shut down last September. It requested an extension the day before the Ohio EPA deadline.

Experts weigh in on whether our energy grid infrastructure in Ohio might be vulnerable during severe winter weather.

Ohio is fourth in the nation for anticipated renewable energy development in 2023 — enough energy infrastructure will be installed to power close to one point five million homes, according to data from the Energy Information Administration.

Some people allege Pink Energy’s deceptive sales practices and faulty equipment have left them with pricey rooftop solar systems that aren’t saving them as much money on their monthly electric bills as they’d like.

Lisa Harris is an OBGYN at Michigan Medicine and she’s been preparing her hospital system for the possibility of the Midwest losing access to abortion if the Supreme Court rules to overturn Roe v. Wade. Meanwhile, a new Ohio bill aims to bring more nuclear power to the state.

Ben McCall says this is less a set of problems to be solved than an unprecedented predicament to be understood and mitigated.

The Bath Township Trustees met on Wednesday evening. It was the last township meeting before the upcoming November election. During the public comment period, several residents expressed criticism and disapproval over what they called mismanagement of a nearby biodigester.

House Bill 429 is expected to establish an Office of Energy Justice that would work directly with the governor to ensure greenhouse gas reductions and to work towards 100% clean energy by 2050

The Ohio Department of Development’s Summer Crisis Program offers a one-time benefit to eligible Ohioans who may be feeling the crunch of high energy bills because of the summer heat.