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The GOP lost its iron grip on Ohio. What’s the outlook for clean energy?

Why it’s here: Covers state-level energy policy (Ohio Power Siting Board, SB 52, renewable portfolio standards) with clear federal-adjacent energy policy relevance, though it is state-focused rather than DC-centric.

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  1. 3d agoCanary MediaThe GOP lost its iron grip on Ohio. What’s the outlook for clean energy?Canary Media reports that Democratic state election wins in November 2026 open paths for states to push clean energy, data center clean-power requirements, and utility affordability measures despite federal vetoes.
    4 articles · 2 outlets
    1. 9d agoCanary MediaEarliestDemocrats' state wins open the door for major clean energy progress
    2. 4d agoCanary MediaPickupNew Dem regulators plan to take on Georgia Power’s data center gas boom
    3. 3d agoCanary MediaThe GOP lost its iron grip on Ohio. What’s the outlook for clean energy?
    4. 2d agoYahooPickupThe GOP lost its iron grip on Ohio. What’s the outlook for clean energy?
    EnergyDemocratic midterm wins reshape state clean energy and utility policy13 linked

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