Ohio

March 27, 2026

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El Paso Gets a Gigawatt, and One Congresswoman Has Questions About the Gas

Ohio activists are pursuing a constitutional amendment banning facilities over 25 MW.

March 16, 2026

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"Bring Your Own Power, Water Plan, and Community Deal"

In Ohio, Canton's water department flagged $3.7 million in costs just to extend service to DAMAC's 277-acre site, with no funding mechanism agreed.

March 10, 2026

From San Marcos, Texas (where a $1.5 billion campus was killed by a 5-2 council vote) to Virginia (where voters elected a governor who campaigned on forcing the sector to pay more) to Ohio (where moratoriums are spreading), the pattern reflects a resource-driven political realignment.

March 9, 2026

States like Virginia, Ohio, and Minnesota already have large-load tariff frameworks.

March 2, 2026

Jerome Township outside Columbus became the first U.S. locality to impose a moratorium, and Ohio's PJM territory saw wholesale capacity prices spike 22% in July, translating to a projected $16 monthly increase for average residential customers.

February 27, 2026

She amplified polling from First Solar and American Energy First, a newly formed coalition that explicitly surveyed likely voters in Texas alongside Arizona, Florida, Indiana, and Ohio.