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SPRINGFIELD, Ill. — With billions of dollars of construction projects on the line, Ameren Illinois and the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers have been vying to secure first rights on

Bill's sponsor said he’ll propose broader policy in the spring legislative session.

Printed 10/27/2023

Stephen Rast (left) and Dan Schmitt (right) Editor's note: The Henrico Citizen posed the same 10 questions to every candidate for the Henrico Board of Supervisors and is publishing their answers in Q&A format, along with previews of each race, on an individual race-by-race basis. Candidates' responses appear in alphabetical order according to last name.

At a news conference, Rep. Larry Walsh Jr., D-Elwood, chair of the House Public Utilities Committee and sponsor of the vetoed bill, conceded the fight over House Bill 3445.

Coalition Calls on Illinois Legislature to Pass Common-Sense Illinois-First Transmission Legislation to Protect Illinois Workers, Businesses and Consumers Without Right of First...

The bills sponsor said they will embark on a campaign to "educate" legislators with hopes of bringing forward a new proposal in the spring legislative session.

On Wednesday (Oct 18), the U.S. Department of Energy's Grid Deployment Office announced that Central Maine Power (CMP) had secured a $30 million grant, awarded under the Grid Resilience and Innova. . .

Ingeteam's Milwaukee plant is gearing up to begin production of DC fast chargers for electric vehicles.

Illinois’ track record with energy legislation is, shall we say, checkered.