energy

Study Aims To Reduce Energy Disparities In Cincinnati's Multifamily Housing Stock

By • Aug 20, 2020
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A study by researchers at the University of Cincinnati finds energy efficiency disparities in Cincinnati's multifamily housing stock. The city of Cincinnati's Office of Environment and Sustainability will use the findings to inform policy.

House Turning Attention Toward Energy Grid Modernization

By • Feb 10, 2020

For the last decade, Ohio lawmakers were locked in heated debates over how the state should address energy generation, from bailing out nuclear to rolling back green energy standards. With a new law that does both of those on the books, House and Senate leaders are starting to turn their attention to a different energy debate: modernizing the power grid. 

Reviving the Rust Belt: Hamilton's Comeback Story

By Dan Hurley • Jul 9, 2018
cincinnati edition
CITY OF HAMILTON

For more than a century Hamilton, Ohio was a major manufacturing city. Paper mills, safe companies, automobile parts manufacturers fueled the small city along the Great Miami River. Beginning in the 1960s those factories began closing, transforming it into the classic Midwestern Rust Belt city.

Ohio House and Senate Rush to Wrap-Up Law Making for the Summer

By • Jun 26, 2018

Ohio lawmakers are preparing for a busy week at the Statehouse as they’re set to pass several big bills before leaving for summer break. As Statehouse correspondent Andy Chow reports, this week could set the tone for the lawmaking agenda for the rest of the year.

The payday lending bill is headlining the week as supporters and opponents clash over the measure. Consumer advocates are trying to fight proposed changes that they believe would gut the bill.

Calculating The Cost Of Holiday Lighting Displays

By • Nov 24, 2015
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If you’ve ever driven past a house decked out with thousands of holiday lights and wondered how much the electric bill is, Duke Energy may have an answer.  

A look at the failed energy policies of the U.S.

By Chris DeSimio • May 10, 2013

For more than 40 years, the United States has tried to develop comprehensive policies on energy, yet each of these efforts has failed. Peter Z. Grossman has written an extensive book about these failed policies called, U.S. Energy Policy and the Pursuit of Failure he is this week’s guest On the Money with Chris DeSimio.

Investing in Energy

By Chris DeSimio • Oct 26, 2012

On the Money with Chris DeSimio welcomes Gianna Bern from Brookshire Advisory Research to discuss energy stocks and her authoritative book, Investing in Energy: A Primer on the Economics of the Energy Industry.