E&E News
DOE Finalizes National Hydrogen Road Map
The Department of Energy released the U.S. National Clean Hydrogen Strategy and Road Map. The road map provides a framework for expanding the production and use of clean hydrogen throughout the country.
Stateline
Statehouses Debate Who Should Build EV Charging Networks
With a surge of electric vehicle usage likely on the horizon, states take different approaches to building the necessary infrastructure to support them.
The Hill
Wyoming, Colorado to Partner on Developing Carbon Capture Technologies
The governors of Colorado and Wyoming signed a memorandum of understanding for collaboration between the two states on exploring the potential of emerging carbon capture technologies.
E&E News
States Fight to Save Coal Plants as EPA Cracks Down
Despite the EPA’s proposed rule encouraging either the closure of coal- and gas-fired power plants or the installation of carbon capture technology, some legacy coal states have passed laws to prevent the retirement of coal plants.
The New York Times
A Giant Wind Farm is Taking Root Off Massachusetts
Construction has begun on the first giant wind farm off the United States coast. The project plans to begin generating electricity by the end of the year.
Utility Dive
Agrivoltaics Hit “Watershed Moment” as Farmland Transitions Increase, Says Farmer-Turned-Developer
The dual use of land for agriculture and solar energy production is gaining interest with agrivoltaic legislation being enacted at both the state and federal level.
Power Magazine
Maine Lawmakers Back Transmission Project for Renewable Energy
The Maine Legislature approved a transmission project that would connect renewable energy resources in northern Maine to ISO New England’s electric grid.
Energy News Network
Ohio Utilities Could Resume Energy Efficiency Programs Under Bipartisan Bill
The Ohio House of Representatives has proposed a bill to reintroduce energy efficiency programs that the General Assembly voted to end four years ago.
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