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China built 277 GW of solar in 2024 while we built 49 GW. They're not doing this for the climate - they're doing it to dominate economically and militarily. U.S. Rep. Bob Latta says it best: "There is no second place in this race." We win or we lose. https://bit.ly/4h72Csd
The Importance Of Renewables For America’s Energy Future
During National Clean Energy Week, U.S. Representatives Buddy Carter, Juan Ciscomani, Jen Kiggans, Bob Latta, Susie Lee, Scott Peters, and Marc Veasey discussed why renewables are so crucial for Ameri...
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HB 303 creates jobs, attracts investment, and modernizes infrastructure - all through private capital. It helps small businesses and homeowners cut costs while strengthening local grids. That's smart policy that modernizes our grid without raising taxes or rates. https://bit.ly/46RoHY8
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It's simple math 🧮 : When demand goes up and supply options are limited, prices rise. Ohio ratepayers deserve a true "all-of-the above energy strategy." We need practical solutions fast.
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Opinion | This Is Why Your Energy Bills Are Going Up
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Ohio House Bill 303: Lower Bills for ALL Ohioans ⚡
This community energy pilot doesn't just help subscribers—it helps EVERYONE.
By generating power locally instead of transmitting it long distances, HB 303 means lower bills for all customers, whether you subscribe or not. https://bit.ly/3J3F4HV
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"while these measures could prolong the operating lives of some coal plants for a short period, they will not reverse the decline of an industry hurtling into economic and technological obsolescence." https://nyti.ms/4nI1Jc4
Opinion | Trump’s Coal Plan Is Doomed
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⚡Data centers can require more electricity than cities like Cleveland. FirstEnergy is investing $28 billion through 2029 to upgrade our grid. Will ratepayers foot the bill, or will data centers pay their share?
https://bit.ly/3WgxblH
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Q: Why are Ohio GOP lawmakers ignoring redistricting deadlines? A: Simple: if they wait until November, they don't need Democrats to agree. The constitution has 3 phases—Sept (bipartisan), Oct (redistricting commission), Nov (GOP alone). https://bit.ly/4osSLzt
Are Republicans violating Ohio Constitution by slow-walking the redistricting process?
Ohio's latest congressional redistricting process show Republicans and Democrats have two very different interpretations of constitutional redistricting rules.
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Turning point: For the first time, renewable energy sources combined now generate more electricity than coal worldwide. Fossil fuel generation also dropped slightly. Small decline, but huge symbolic shift in the right direction. https://bit.ly/47eLhdm
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Ohio remains one of the few restructured markets where community energy is completely illegal. HB 303 changes that with an "all of the above" tech-neutral approach—any energy source qualifies. Let's finally catch up! https://bit.ly/3IR8PvA
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Ohio Republicans continue to be negligent in their duties to draw a new Congressional map. This week we point out the three ways they failed Ohioans. Hopefully they will change their approach, but if they don't, we will hold them accountable. You should too.
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🗳️ Reminder: Today is the last day to register to vote for the Nov. 4 election. 🌞 Find your County Board of Elections location at the Ohio Secretary of State website: ohiosos.gov/ Early voting starts on Tuesday, Oct. 7.
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Your electricity bill is subsidizing Big Tech's AI race. Data centers in the PJM region are adding billions to ratepayer costs, with families potentially paying $70/month extra by 2028. The kicker? You pay even if these data centers never get built. https://bit.ly/3ItEYt6

Data center boom sparks sticker shock for PJM ratepayers
New analyses show that costs passed on to utility customers to guarantee future electricity demand are rising rapidly.
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Excellent reporting. Why does Ohio love data centers that create few jobs, drain resources, and get huge tax breaks? Maria DeVito follows the money: billions in construction, trade jobs, and "diversified tax base." But your energy bill might be going up to pay for it. :bulb:https://bit.ly/3KtFJTD
Data overload? Why central Ohio officials are all in on resource-hungry data centers
Why are state and local officials so welcoming to the data center industry that appears to take more than it gives to the Buckeye state?
www.dispatch.com
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On September 20 we celebrated our 50th anniversary by recognizing the people who make our work possible. If you couldn't join us in person, we wanted to make sure you could be part of this historic celebration. 📸 View our photo gallery, historical slideshow, and speeches: https://bit.ly/3IIOjxe
Ohio Citizen Action's 50th Anniversary Celebration
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This Thursday! Join the Rocky River Chapter of the League of Women Voters of Greater Cleveland for an evening exploring how to detect and debunk misinformation
Thursday 10/2/25 @ 7pm @ Rocky River Public Library
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Governors are fed up with PJM's skyrocketing electricity prices and want out. Plot twist: leaving might make things worse. 😲 What's the real solution? Better forecasting, faster clean energy connections, and grid reforms. ⚡
https://bit.ly/46L8tyE
Why states are threatening to leave PJM — and why they probably won’t
The grid operator’s high power prices and long interconnection queue have Democratic and Republican governors eyeing an exit, but analysts warn it could…
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Across America, power bills are surging—up 9.5% this year. Ohio is experiencing similar increases. Why? AI data centers are consuming massive amounts of electricity while utilities can't build power plants fast enough. https://bit.ly/46YCL1Y