The Energy Committee works on energy efficiency, encouraging communities to commit to Ready for 100% Renewable Energy, works on state energy policies with the Public Utilities Commission, and helps with Energy Aggregation campaigns.
Energy Aggregation (also known as Community Choice Aggregation) is a great way for a city to collectively negotiate for lower-cost clean, renewable energy. Ohioans have saved hundreds of millions of dollars using energy aggregation. A community can select the power source and get solar or wind power. Contact us if you would like to learn more about this!
Miami Group’s Energy Committee is launching an effort to increase the number of communities that are opting for energy aggregation, which allows local governments to negotiate better prices for energy and include wind
HB6 is no longer alleged. Two plead guilty: https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/politics/state/2020/10/29/two-indicted-along-householder-ready-cop-pleas-hb-6-scandal/6067620002/ First Energy fires CEO: https://investors.firstenergycorp.com/file/Index?KeyFile=405788662 The story below is a big piece from USA Today with reporting from Beth Burger about how the Trump
Legislation to repeal HB6 has been introduced, but instead of moving forward on a vote to repeal HB6, the Ohio Senate cancelled it’s August session, and the house doesn’t plan to meet until
More than 20 communities in Hamilton County have already voted to implement energy aggregation programs, and with your support, your community could be next. Please join us at our next virtual meeting on August
The Ohio legislature must take steps to rebuild public trust, and repeal House Bill 6. Take Action Here! Tuesday, July 21, 2020 Contact: Ricky Junquera – [email protected] – 617-599-7048 Columbus, OH — Today, a new criminal
More than 20 communities in Hamilton County have already voted to implement energy aggregation programs, and with your support, Blue Ash could be next. Please join us at our next virtual meeting, on
On April 15th, NOPE and the Cities of: Blue Ash, Evendale and Reading filed a Joint Notice of Appeal with the Ohio Supreme Court. The appeal focuses on improper application of Ohio law
At their meeting on Feb. 20, 2020 the Ohio Power Siting Board (OPSB) ruled AGAINST granting a Rehearing to the applicants- Neighbors Opposed to Pipeline Extension (NOPE), the City of Cincinnati, Hamilton County,
Miami Group’s Energy Committee is launching an effort to increase the number of communities that are opting for energy aggregation, which allows local governments to
HB6 is no longer alleged. Two plead guilty: https://www.dispatch.com/story/news/politics/state/2020/10/29/two-indicted-along-householder-ready-cop-pleas-hb-6-scandal/6067620002/ First Energy fires CEO: https://investors.firstenergycorp.com/file/Index?KeyFile=405788662 The story below is a big piece from USA Today with
Legislation to repeal HB6 has been introduced, but instead of moving forward on a vote to repeal HB6, the Ohio Senate cancelled it’s August session,
More than 20 communities in Hamilton County have already voted to implement energy aggregation programs, and with your support, your community could be next. Please join
The Ohio legislature must take steps to rebuild public trust, and repeal House Bill 6. Take Action Here! Tuesday, July 21, 2020 Contact: Ricky Junquera
More than 20 communities in Hamilton County have already voted to implement energy aggregation programs, and with your support, Blue Ash could be next. Please
On April 15th, NOPE and the Cities of: Blue Ash, Evendale and Reading filed a Joint Notice of Appeal with the Ohio Supreme Court. The
At their meeting on Feb. 20, 2020 the Ohio Power Siting Board (OPSB) ruled AGAINST granting a Rehearing to the applicants- Neighbors Opposed to Pipeline
