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Letters are hitting mailboxes around Columbus explaining big changes to electricity service in the city, thanks to a local ballot measure approved by voters last year. Starting in June, the city’s default energy supplier will begin relying on 100% renewable sources. That means unless consumers opt out, their home is going to be getting a bit greener.

A coalition of environmental advocates are uniting to support a clean energy initiative that will appear on this fall's ballot for Columbus voters, saying…

The city of Columbus on Wednesday introduced an energy ballot issue that it hopes voters will pass during the November election.Issue 1 advocates for…

State regulators have denied AEP’s plan to charge ratepayers a fee for what would be the largest solar project in Ohio. The decision came down to whether…

Thousands of acres of the new Jesse Owens State Park in eastern Ohio may still be drilled for oil and natural gas.A draft purchase agreement obtained by…

Ohio continues to acquire the lands that could eventually make up a nearly 60,000-acre state park in four Appalachian counties.Gov. Mike DeWine announced…

One of Ohio’s largest electric companies, AEP, is weighing in on the bill that would create credits for energy sources that do not produce carbon...

An electric vehicle charging station sits at the corner of City Hall and LeVeque Tower Garage in downtown Columbus. This afternoon, it's empty.The station…

The panel of state regulators that reviews utility rates will soon have a new leader who has a history of opposing renewable energy issues. This is...

Opponents of American Electric Power’s renewable energy project say the proposal to build new wind and solar farms in Highland County would result in an...