Commentary: Strict regulations threaten the green hydrogen industry
Hourly generation matching would make green hydrogen too costly and provides no carbon benefit to annual matching.
A scapegoat for state’s shrinking gas tax revenue
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Ohio coal plant subsidies still a bad deal for ratepayers despite growing generation demand, experts say
Ratepayers will see some relief starting next June due to the latest auction results from grid operator PJM Interconnection, under which winning generators will get nine times more for capacity payments.
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