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The jilted partner of controversial Greens senator Lidia Thorpe only found out about her affair with a bikie boss when he saw it on media reports. 

News Editor news@presspublications.com The Ohio Consumers’ Counsel is asking the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio to reconsider its decision to postpone the commission’s four ongoing investigations into FirstEnergy’s Ohio utility companies and House Bill 6.

The environmental organizations Earthjustice and Sierra Club (collectively, “Earthjustice”) announced they have published a guidebook titled: The Energy Bomb: How...

Five years following Hurricane Maria, Hurricane Fiona hits Puerto Rico, once again devastating its electrical structure.

Senate urged to pass Livestock Regulatory Protection Act which excluded livestock emissions from Clean Air Act regulations.

Senate urged to pass Livestock Regulatory Protection Act which excluded livestock emissions from Clean Air Act regulations.

Senate urged to pass Livestock Regulatory Protection Act which excluded livestock emissions from Clean Air Act regulations.

Owner and operators of large commercial buildings in New Jersey are subject to new energy benchmarking requirements.

Chelan County Commissioners want to learn more about an effort to establish solar power generating sites in Eastern Washington.  Commissioner Bob Bugert

The Public Utilities Commission of Ohio has granted a request by the U.S. Attorney for the Southern District of Ohio to stay PUCO’s four ongoing investigations into FirstEnergy’s Ohio utilities and House Bill 6. The decision by the PUCO postpones its investigations for six months.