Blue Creek wind farm turbine in Van Wert County
Credit: Iberdrola Renewables
COLUMBUS — “The state’s top leaders are squaring off on a bill to change Ohio’s green energy policies, and the clock is ticking – a two year freeze on the state’s renewable energy standards for electric utilities expires in a few weeks.
Ohio’s green energy standards spell out how much renewable energy utilities must be using year-by-year and the same goes for energy efficiency.
Senate Republicans have a bill to keep that benchmark at its current level and delay required state standards until the year 2021.
As Republican House Speaker Cliff Rosenberger explains, the House bill would make these standards an option as well.”
— Andy Chow, Ohio Statehouse News Bureau
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