Tag: Energy
“You Can’t Reduce Carbon Emissions When You Can Pollute For Free” — Sheldon Whitehouse
If you haven’t had a chance to learn about Senator Sheldon Whitehouse (D-RI), I recommend that you slow down your reading when you see his name in the headlines. As he champions policies to uphold US leadership in the world, he works to protect our planet in a changing climate … [continued]
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Owen Sound Attack in search of ‘mojo’ amid injury-ridden downturn
Last year, there was “Big Mo.” A term used by Owen Sound Attack head coach Scott Wray to describe the feeling of his team faltering after a shift in the game’s momentum. This year it’s “mojo.” “We’ve lost a bit of that mojo,” said Attack centre Tristan Delisle after a 5-3 loss to the Peterborough […]
AI And Its Discontents — Part Two
Is AI a blessing or a curse? We are trying to address that question but finding it hard going. The topic is polarizing in a way that few others are. In Part One of this series, some comments extolled the technology, sweeping aside objections with a blanket, “It’s just another … [continued]
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On Heat Pumps, Colorado Hits The Ground Running
Regardless of the sorry state of federal energy policy today, climate action continues apace among the many US states where public servants prioritize energy affordability alongside job creation, health, and safety. A case in point is Colorado, where the heat pump business is heating up as stakeholders race to capitalize … [continued]
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How much could the next request for an electric rate hike cost you? Utilities will have to tell you.
Regulated utilities including Consumers Energy and DTE Energy will have to issues notices after March 2026 about how much their rate increase requests would cost each customer.
