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Electricity bills expected to rise as renewable energy projects face delays

Residents of the Chesapeake Bay area may see electricity bills jump by as much as 24% due to delays in incorporating renewable energy sources into the regional power grid.

Ad Crable reports for Bay Journal.

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Alberta's renewable energy uncertainty shifts investment to other provinces

Despite Alberta lifting its moratorium on new renewable energy projects eight months ago, wind and solar investments remain stalled as companies seek more stable opportunities in other Canadian provinces.

Kyle Bakx and Paula Duhatschek report for CBC.

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The Biden administration approves large geothermal project in Utah

The Biden administration approves large geothermal project in Utah

The U.S. government has approved Fervo Energy’s Cape Geothermal Power Project, which could power 2 million homes and significantly boost the nation’s geothermal capacity.

Maxine Joselow reports for The Washington Post.

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The Appalachian hydrogen hub faces delays and economic uncertainty

The Appalachian hydrogen hub faces delays and economic uncertainty

The Appalachian Regional Clean Hydrogen Hub has lost a third of its projects and several developers amid doubts about demand and the future of federal tax credits.

Jon Hurdle reports for Inside Climate News.

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Mining in Finland violates Sámi Indigenous rights, UN finds

Mining in Finland violates Sámi Indigenous rights, UN finds

Two recent UN committee rulings state that Finland violated the Sámi people’s rights by allowing mineral exploration without proper consultation or consent.

Tristan Ahtone reports for Grist.

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Most Floridians prefer leaders committed to climate action, poll finds

Most Floridians prefer leaders committed to climate action, poll finds

A recent survey found that most Floridians support political candidates who prioritize addressing climate change, with significant partisan differences.

Zack Budryk reports for The Hill.

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Residents push back on California solar project as community concerns rise

Residents push back on California solar project as community concerns rise

A massive solar project planned for California’s Riverside County has sparked local resistance, with residents of Desert Center calling for changes to safeguard their community and environment.

Wyatt Myskow reports for Inside Climate News.

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