We applaud the state’s largest utility on making their commitment to a carbon-free economy clear and measurable.
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The Schempps take on clean energy
The Schempps are a middle-class family of four, living in their cozy West Saint Paul home. Matthew and Stephanie, an online high school English teacher and an editor, respectively, bought their 1,600-foot bungalow two years ago. The couple lives with their children, Sebastian and Malcolm, plus their two cats, Taco and Josie. They love their tight-knit community nestled near a local coffee shop and the green Cherokee Park of the West Side.
Negative prices in the MISO market: what’s happening and why should we care?
Since wind and solar power are nearly free to run when the wind is blowing and the sun is out, there is a concern that increased renewables may lead to more frequent negative pricing events. However, there has been little data.
Fresh Energy statement: Gas plant decision at odds with Minnesota’s clean energy future
Fresh Energy executive director Michael Noble released the following statement in response to the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission decision to approve Minnesota Power’s proposal to invest in a natural gas plant in Superior, Wisconsin.
Big momentum for clean energy | Third annual Benefit Breakfast success
Fresh Energy’s third annual Benefit Breakfast was a huge success! Learn how much we raised and what we shared during our inspiring breakfast.
Fresh Energy statement: Rolling back efficiency standards makes absolutely no sense
Fresh Energy executive director Michael Noble released the following statement in response to the White House proposal to roll back fuel efficiency standards.