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US Politics · United States

Trump Environmental Protection Agency moves to repeal finding that allows climate regulation

47% Center coverage: 282 sources

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Wind Power · United States

Trump administration cancels plans to develop new offshore wind projects

54% Center coverage: 104 sources

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Donald Trump · United States

The Trump Administration Looks To Claw Back $7 Billion In Energy Grants: Who’s Impacted And How To Still Go Green

44% Center coverage: 40 sources

The Trump Administration is cutting energy grants and ending a renewable energy tax credit this year. Learn how to fund your renewable energy investments now.See the Story

Ohio regulators end controversial coal, solar power plant subsidies tied to HB6 bribery scandal

67% Left coverage: 3 sources

COLUMBUS, Ohio—After nearly six years, Ohio regulated utility customers will soon stop paying controversial subsidies for a handful of coal and solar power plants that were enacted via the scandal-ridden House Bill 6 energy law.Ohio · Ohio See the Story

Used EV batteries could upend the race for long-duration storage

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Energy storage is having a moment — but the batteries that are taking off today only have enough juice to provide a few hours of grid power. Developers technically could stack up more batteries for longer-term storage, but that gets prohibitively expensive. For a renewables-dominated grid to ride out days of poor…San Francisco, California · San Francisco Read Article

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