Renewable Energy

Clean energy advocates have released a new report on the growth of the industry and why it's important to strengthen standards and investments in renewables. 

A new poll by a clean energy group could change the debate over the issue at the Statehouse during this election season. 

Officials in the wind energy industry say they can't create new projects in Ohio due to regulations over where turbines may be placed.

State lawmakers are gearing up for another round in the fight over renewable energy standards.

Ohio Governor John Kasich has vetoed a bill that would have made compliance with the state's renewable energy standards optional for the next three years.

The future of green energy in Ohio is murky after lawmakers decided to continue a freeze on renewable energy standards.

The Ohio House has approved a bill making compliance with the state's renewable energy mandates optional for the next three years.

An Ohio House committee has approved a bill changing the state's green energy policy landscape, amid a battle over extending the freeze on  green energy standards.

While state lawmakers continue to fight over whether to extend the 2014 freeze on Ohio's clean energy standards, a new report shows keeping them in place can position the state to be an industry leader.

A new report shows growth in clean energy jobs in Ohio.

State renewable energy requirements would be suspended indefinitely under recommendations of the legislative Energy Mandates Study Committee.

Environmental groups continue their push for stronger green energy policies.

Though there’s some controversy in Ohio around energy standards and proposals, a national group calling for attention to climate change says the state has the power to shift federal policy and demand clean energy development. 

Environmental advocates are weighing in on what they’d like to see accomplished at the Statehouse this year.

A research group says a new law freezing the state's green energy standards has led to significant declines in Ohio's wind and solar industries.

The increased publicity of a green energy jobs report paid for by the state has sparked an argument over how forward the Kasich administration was in revealing its findings. 

The bill freezing Ohio's renewable energy standards for two years has cleared the Legislature.