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Road to 100: How the shale boom broke Georgetown, Texas' renewables spell

In 2017, the city of about 50,000 became the largest in the U.S. able to claim it ran on 100% renewable energy. But after customer bills spiked last year, its utility department is facing an overhaul.

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ISO New England chief presses for carbon price in response to Sanders, Warren and others

A carbon price would be a "simple and easily-implemented mechanism" to speed renewables onto the grid, Gordon van Welie wrote, while noting that the region's states oppose its use within wholesale electricity markets.

PNM: Carbon capture would raise San Juan transition cost to $6B, as PRC, legislator battle rages

A proposal to lengthen the coal plant's life through what would be the largest carbon capture project to date is deemed too expensive by its majority owner and raises environmental concerns.

Ohio denies AEP cost recovery for 400 MW proposed solar, but projects expected to proceed

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio concluded the utility had not shown a need for the additional generation, but its decision creates uncertainty for the future of solar development in the state, environmental advocates said.

Nevada governor orders plans for economy-wide carbon reductions

Steve Sisolak, D, on Friday, signed an executive order that focuses on energy efficiency, transportation electrification and demand management, among other steps.