A new state law aimed at expanding gas and nuclear power plants in Ohio may also provide opportunities for solar developers — if they can overcome other policy and political barriers.

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Ohioans and their elected representatives ... nation’s most stringent restrictions on new solar development. Those political efforts to block or preempt 2,000 megawatts ...

As Columbus continues its relentless growth—now pushing 933,000 residents according to the latest Census Bureau ...

COLUMBUS, Ohio – Birch Solar, a 2,300 acre, 300-megawatt proposal that was vociferously opposed by Republican political power in northwest Ohio, is suspending development, its backers said in a ...

In corporate America and Columbus, businesses have stopped using Diversity, Equity and Inclusion, but aren't completely ...

In its turmoil, Intel’s $28 billion investment in New Albany has taken a back seat, leaving Ohioans to look to national Intel developments for possible insight toward Ohio’s future.

Then Senate Bill 104—which bans trans students from using restrooms matching their gender identity and colleges from constructing all-gender bathrooms—was signed by Ohio Governor Mike DeWine.

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Several Ohio political officials and organizations shared ... education, and workforce development. As the Director of InnovateOhio, he led initiatives to streamline government operations through ...

Those political efforts to block or preempt 2,000 ... aimed at spurring more natural gas fired power plant development in Ohio. He said other factors likely exist behind some of the developers ...