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Chief reporter and policy specialist @CanaryMediaInc, a nonprofit newsroom covering the clean energy transition. Proud parent of Lily the corgi. Views my own.
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State legislatures are getting better at clean-energy permitting policy

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By Jeff St. John Verified
| Canary Media Verified
Solar, wind, and batteries are the cheapest, fastest ways to add much-needed electricity to America’s grid. And across the country, more state legislatures are passing laws to streamline renewable development than are enacting policies to prevent clean energy from being built. That’s the good news from the Siting Solutions Project, a nonprofit that tracks state energy permitting and siting policy.
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State legislatures are getting better at clean-energy permitting policy

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By Jeff St. John Verified
| Yahoo Verified
Solar, wind, and batteries are the cheapest, fastest ways to add much-needed electricity to America's grid. And across the country, more state legislatures are passing laws to streamline renewable development than are enacting policies to prevent clean energy from being built. That's the good news from the Siting Solutions Project, a nonprofit that tracks state energy permitting and siting policy.
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PJM’s old way of getting power built isn’t working. Has it found a fix?

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By Jeff St. John Verified
| Canary Media Verified
With the conclusion of its latest capacity auction, PJM Interconnection has once again shown that its process for securing new energy is unable to keep up with the wave of electricity demand from data centers. But PJM, the grid operator for the country’s biggest energy market, is poised to adopt a new process that could help fix these problems: by pushing data centers to pay directly for the new clean energy, batteries, and fossil-fueled power plants needed to meet their huge electricity demand.
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