Cincinnati Zoo powers up with a 2.8 MW solar carport
The Cincinnati Zoo and Botanical Garden’s new solar carport is now online, and at 2.8 megawatts (MW), it’s a big one.
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First Solar to build the Western Hemisphere’s largest solar R&D center
The US’s largest solar panel maker, First Solar (Nasdaq: FSLR), says it’s building the largest thin film R&D center in the Western Hemisphere.
Expand Expanding CloseThomas Edison’s birthplace is now powered by solar
Thomas Edison’s birthplace and museum in Milan, Ohio, is now officially powered by a donated rooftop solar system.
Expand Expanding CloseOhio supercharges its EV network with second round of NEVI charging stations
Ohio, the first state to install a federally funded DC fast charger, leads again with NEVI rollouts, but its EV incentives are still nonexistent.
Expand Expanding CloseOhio’s largest solar farm will also be the US’s largest agrivoltaics project
Ohio has green-lit what will be the state’s largest solar farm – and the US’s largest agrivoltaics project.
Expand Expanding CloseOhio’s largest solar farm just came online
The largest solar farm in Ohio’s first phase is now fully online and delivering clean electricity to the grid.
Expand Expanding CloseOhio, the state where a river caught fire at least 12 times, just voted to protect oil
The Ohio House has voted on a bill to ensure that the state cannot ban gas-powered vehicles, protecting pollution in a state that has one of the worst environmental legacies in the US.
Expand Expanding CloseOhio is the first state to announce NEVI fast charger locations – but it’s still an EV laggard
Ohio is now the first US state to announce the locations for its federal NEVI-funded DC charging stations – but its EV registration policy stinks.
Expand Expanding CloseHere’s why sheep grazing on this Ohio solar farm is a no-brainer
Up to 200 sheep will be grazing at Oberlin College’s 2.7 megawatt (MW) solar farm this summer, ending the need for mowing – and creating a lot of other wins as well.
Expand Expanding CloseToday I reserved the Tesla Model 3, sight-unseen [Gallery]
“I’ll get there an hour early,” I thought to myself. “Maybe there will be ten or fifteen people in line, but I need some time to get photos before the doors open.” I arrive at 9:06 to a packed parking lot and a long line. I’m #56 in line at Tesla’s Cleveland location, one of three stores in my home state of Ohio, and it’s raining.
