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The post remains unfilled after former Chair Sam Radazzo resigned last fall.
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For the last decade, Ohio lawmakers were locked in heated debates over how the state should address energy generation, from bailing out nuclear to rolling…
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Environmental advocates say the Senate’s new energy plan is taking Ohio in the wrong direction when it comes to emerging energy sources and innovations.…
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Lawmakers are about to take a long break after spending the last five months on the $65 billion budget, and leaders are already looking at what could be…
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The NEXUS gas pipeline is not a done deal, but a federal environmental impact statement issued on Wednesday helps clear the way for the project’s…
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The Columbus and Cincinnati areas have already recovered the jobs lost during the recession, however Greater Cleveland still hasn’t bounced back. A recent…
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State leaders started 2015 with several important issues to tackle in the energy industry. And heading into 2016, many of those questions remain…
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Akron-based FirstEnergy's proposed rate plan is still being reviewed by the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio, a proposal that's drawn criticism from…