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Fuel Producers, States Challenge New EPA Rule Effectively Mandating Electric Vehicles

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An unlikely coalition has formed to legally challenge the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s (EPA) revised fuel economy rules.
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Minnesota Regulators Approve Xcel Energy’s Plan to Close Remaining Coal Power Plants

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Minnesota’s Public Utilities Commission unanimously approved Xcel Energy’s proposal to shut down its last remaining coal-fired power plants by 2030.

Michigan Fights the Federal Government to Protect Electric Monopolies

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Gov. Gretchen Whitmer signed a law granting monopoly utilities within the state’s the right of first refusal (ROFR) to erect new transmission lines.
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Dozens of Natural Gas-Fueled Power Plants Are Under Construction in the United States

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States near the nation’s largest shale plays are expected to bring dozens of of new natural gas-fired power online over the next few years.
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Maine Voters Reject Interstate Renewable-Energy Power Line

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Voters in Maine overwhelmingly rejected a 145-mile-long electricity transmission line through their state that would have brought 1,200 megawatts of renewable hydropower from Quebec to Massachusetts.
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Federal Clean Electricity Plan Will Cause a Sharp Rise in Arizona Energy Prices, Study...

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Congressional Democrats have proposed a $3.5 trillion Clean Electricity Performance Program that would which a new study estimates would cost more than the entire operating costs of the existing electric grid.
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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott Directs State Power Regulator to Improve Electric Reliability

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Texas Gov. Greg Abbott sent a letter to the state’s Public Utility Commission directing it to take immediate action to improve electric reliability across the state.
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Texas Bill Would Require Wind and Solar to Pay to Ensure Electric Reliability

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Senate Bill 1278, sponsored by state Sen. Kelly Hancock (R-Fort Worth), would require Texas wind and solar companies to pay the costs for backup or supplemental power needed whenever they cannot deliver electricity reliably to the grid.

Texas Wind Power Failure Continues, Most of State Experiencing Outages

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The folly of chasing renewable energy as a means of mitigating “climate change” is making itself abundantly clear today in Texas. When will politicians wake up and realize that renewable energy almost always results in unreliable energy?
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Federal Agency Gives Additional Support to Wind and Solar Power

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A new proposal offered by Federal Energy Regulatory Commission gives additional federal support wind and solar power developers.

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