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DeepSeek's breakthrough reveals that AI's appetite for electricity may be far smaller than power companies predicted, throwing utility forecasts and data center growth plans into question. insideclimatenews.org/news/30012025/…

Who knew solar panels could swim? These “floatovoltaics” not only generate clean electricity but also help conserve water by reducing evaporation. canarymedia.com/articles/solar…

Ohio just got major federal funding for energy efficiency, but good luck finding contractors to do the work. Most got out of the business after HB6 destroyed our state programs. insideclimatenews.org/news/27012025/…

The Grange Solar Project's 500-megawatt installation will help Ohio transition to clean energy, while bringing millions in tax revenue to Logan County schools and services. wdtn.com/as-seen-on-2-n…

Cleveland's community solar champions aren't taking no for an answer, building broader coalitions and finding innovative paths forward with churches, community centers, and local leaders. alleghenyfront.org/ohio-cleveland…

Ohio families can't afford another utility company spending spree based on overblown predictions - let's demand careful planning for actual data center power needs. utilitydive.com/news/load-fore…

A former coal mine in Kentucky is getting a bright new life as a 111MW solar project. Seeing this kind of development right next door gives us hope that Ohio can follow suit. pv-tech.org/savion-commiss…

While your sudden revelation comes six years and millions of ratepayer dollars late, we will hold you to it, Governor. ohiocapitaljournal.com/2025/01/14/ohi…

🎉 Great news! The Ohio Power Siting Board staff just recommended approval for the Eastern Cottontail Solar Project in Fairfield County! This is a huge step forward for clean energy and property rights in our community. dis.puc.state.oh.us/ViewImage.aspx…

🌞 Join us on Jan 27 at 5pm in Pleasantville to support local landowners' rights and clean energy at the Eastern Cottontail Solar Project hearing. Show your solidarity and connect with neighbors who are also fighting for solar energy and property rights in Fairfield County.

Google is launching a $1 million fund to modernize Ohio's electric grid through energy efficiency and reliability improvements. The fund comes as more and more data centers, including some from Google, are sucking up more of central Ohio's power supply. dispatch.com/story/news/202…

Please read "Power Trip," a revealing report exposing how monopoly utilities across the US charge customers for lobbying, advertising, executive perks, and Wall Street expenses that provide no customer benefit and often harm customer interests. energyandpolicy.org/report-utility…

Congratulations to the @CityofLimaOH for receiving the Clean Energy Innovator Award for its floating solar project at Twin Lakes Reservoir from Power a Clean Future Ohio at the 2024 Clean Energy Champions Awards! @PoweraCleanOH limaohio.com/news/2024/12/1…

"With Powell Creek, we are projected to expand our tax base by ten times and grow our town for the first time in many years. We are thrilled to bring new development, new families, and a new energy into the community we love so much." businesswire.com/news/home/2024…

Experts say installing solar panels on your home could save you more than $1,500 on your energy bill each year. One Cleveland company is using an EPA grant to bring those savings and make solar energy accessible to low-income neighborhoods. @GrowthOpps news5cleveland.com/news/local-new…

Three clean energy companies based in Ohio are getting nearly $44 million in government funding, thanks in part to help from a non-profit organization headquartered in Warren. wfmj.com/story/50575012…

Building EV charging infrastructure includes utility upgrades to support the increased electrification that's needed to charge vehicles. That makes for more resilient communities and fewer power outages. There are benefits beyond the charging itself. statenews.org/news/2024-02-1…

Electricity generated by Claymont City Schools would be used to power the high school. The company would sell any excess electricity on the open market to help fund the solar array. The project would be at no cost to the district. timesreporter.com/story/news/loc…

Timber Road and Hog Creek wind farms $497 million capital investment has disbursed $6.8 million to local governments, has spent $33 million within 50 miles of the farms, and paid more than $14.3 million to our landowners. bit.ly/47AguF3

An official with a renewable energy development firm says a pair of northwestern Ohio wind projects have unlocked economic opportunities for local residents. progressnewspaper.org/opinion/northw…