Hundreds rally at the Capitol for clean energy jobs as energy bills move forward | Transit funding at critical stage after bumpy month

Bill to increase 40 percent by 2030 renewable energy standard may face serious opposition | Visionary transit, biking, and walking bill is on the move | Breaking down barriers to solar for all Minnesotans | Small changes, big benefits: Positioning utilities to promote energy efficiency—and achieve their business goals

Minneapolis benchmarking and disclosure ordinance passes unanimously // Transit funding gains momentum // Two Minnesota power companies phase out coal // Fresh Energy, Will Steger Foundation meet with Governor Dayton

Minneapolis considers mandatory energy use disclosure for city’s biggest users // Take Action: Urge public energy use disclosure of Minneapolis’s biggest users //Why is transit funding Fresh Energy’s top issue this legislative session?

Our 2013 legislative session priorities // Take Action: Tell Governor Dayton to make transit a priority

Dear Mr. President // Sharing our expertise with future policy makers

The inconvenient truth: Why no one’s talking about global warming // What’s next on climate and clean energy policy?

A first-class transit system is essential for the Twin Cities // An immediate next step for Twin Cities transit—fund Southwest Light Rail

Rochester will retire Minnesota's oldest coal-fired power plant // PUC delays decision but puts Minnesota Power - and aging coal plants - on notice

New federal transportation law leaves key questions for MnDOT, MnDOT’s statewide transportation plan: Where will it take us? Take Action: Tell MnDOT your vision of Minnesota’s transportation future, Take Action: Track your trips to help make the region more bicycle-friendly, Tips and Tools: Biking in Minnesota, Thank you for bringing your own bags to benefit Fresh Energy!

Americans show record-breaking support for first-ever carbon pollution limits; Urge Minnesota regulators and utilities to retire the state’s oldest coal plants and meet science-based carbon goals

Minnesota’s 2012 legislative session ended on May 11. How did solar power, transit, energy efficiency, and renewable energy fare this year?

Energy 101: Building codes; Proposed energy code would save Minnesotans money and energy; Take Action: Do you want a healthy and energy-efficient home?

Next in line: Legislature must move on Southwest Light Rail Line this year, Minnesota voters to policy makers: Don’t weaken Minnesota’s foundation of efficiency and clean energy laws

Protecting clean air and human health from industry assaults; Take Action: Thank Senator Amy Klobuchar for taking a stand on clean energy; At the Legislature: Keeping Minnesota's clean energy policy foundation strong; Eight hundred sixty-nine days and counting: Federal transportation bill still in limbo

Our take: Does the Stillwater bridge proposal align with Mn/DOT’s new vision?; Regional transmission plan paves the way for renewable energy, lower customer bills; Tips and Tools: Transit tips for winter weather

Does renewable energy raise your power bills?, From Albert Lea to Ely, efficiency is saving Minnesotans money, Mn/DOT has a new vision – what will it mean?

Coal ash: The freedom to pollute? Take Action: Urge policy makers to regulate coal ash at the federal level, Community Wind Act will help get more small projects off the ground, Cuts to farm bill may leave rural energy programs hanging

Obama administration delays as planet warms; Take Action: Urge President Obama to limit pollution from power plants to protect our health, environment, and economy; More small-scale, local clean energy in Minnesota? Energy 101: What in the world is distributed generation?

Obama prevents clean air, gearing up to defend biking and walking, solar and subsidies, Energy 101: The ROI of biking and walking

transit in Minnesota takes a blow; new transmission rules; costs of coal; Energy 101: How to build a new coal plant in Minnesota

efficient buildings; Energy 101: What is the Renewable Energy Development Fund? and more

Summing up the 2011 Minnesota legislative session: coal, transportation, and clean energy and efficiency; Energy 101: Transportation finance in Minnesota

The Minnesota legislature moves backward on energy; Energy 101: Coal

Why don't your elected leaders want you to benefit from energy efficiency? Plus Energy 101: Is renewable energy driving up your electricity bill?

Down to the wire on coal pollution policy at the Capitol; Mandating a coal plant -- wait, make that a natural gas plant -- in Minnesota; Energy 101: Energy assistance programs; more

Progress toward meeting Minnesota's energy savings goal; Energy 101: light bulbs by the numbers