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Bipartisan support is growing for #InflationReductionAct tax incentives that save families and businesses $ on their energy and transportation bills. Ohio has benefitted, and continued investment will help consumers further. #ConsumersMatter insideclimatenews.org/news/10032025/…

.The Citizens Utility Board of Ohio believes that to counter the utility model disruption, "utilities across the country dedicate significant resources toward political, lobbying, and other advocacy responses." Read more: ow.ly/MbVS50Vg0t6

"Repealing clean energy investments would be bad for American businesses and bad for American workers." Clean energy creates jobs & lowers energy inflation. Repeal of federal investments harms both. #InflationReductionAct #ConsumersMatter yahoo.com/news/repealing…

Another proposed energy-saving program is on the chopping block in Ohio: Duke Energy dropped energy efficiency plans to encourage customers to use less electricity during times of peak demand. #fairutilitybills canarymedia.com/articles/utili…

"The solar racking company will build a new headquarters and manufacturing facility in Northwest Ohio, expecting to create 133 jobs." Automotive supply company that expanded into solar racking now will add jobs to Ridgeville Corners and Bryan, Ohio. pv-magazine-usa.com/2025/03/31/apa…

Home heating assistance has helped many low-income consumers over the years. Inflation is high, the risk of more inflation is increasing--this will add more cost increases for Ohioans. Very concerning. #consumersmatter utilitydive.com/news/trump-gut…

Cleveland area FirstEnergy customers can weigh in on proposed rate hike at PUCO hearing news5cleveland.com/news/local-new…

At a time when the demand for energy is increasing in Ohio, HB 15 and SB 2 use a market-driven approach to ensure consumer costs stay low and the lights stay on. We urge lawmakers to put our state’s electric consumers first. Repeal OVEC subsidies and support community energy to

Speakers at Cleveland PUCO hearing urge denial of FirstEnergy’s rate increase request #ConsumersMatter #FairUtilityBills cleveland.com/news/2025/04/s…

Ohio lawmakers have the opportunity to put our state’s electric consumers first by using a market-driven approach to keep consumer costs low and the lights on. We support community energy and residential demand response programs in HB15 & SB2. #FairUtilityBills #ConsumersMatter

Ohio consumers are now at risk after dismantling of staff who deliver heating/cooling assistance. #consumermatter daytondailynews.com/local/entire-f… Entire federal staff laid off for program that helps thousands of area residents heat, cool homes

"Distributed generation reduces what the utility needs to purchase or generate...[and] reduces wholesale market capacity costs, increases the share of emissions-free electricity, provides grid operations services and modernizes the local grid." utilitydive.com/news/utilities…

If clean energy tax credits and key pollution regulations are repealed by the Trump Administration, Ohio households are expected to see an increase in total annual energy costs of $156 in 2030. #InflationReductionAct #ConsumersMatter #FairUtilityBills rhg.com/research/the-s…

OCC’s Subsidy Scorecard shows that more than $15 billion in above-market subsidies have been charged to Ohio consumers by their electric utilities since 2000. Electric markets work best without subsidies. occ.ohio.gov/subsidy-scorec… #Ohio #Utility #Money

35 new energy projects in Ohio result from federal clean energy tax credits in 6 sectors: EVs, batteries, solar, wind, grid and transmission, & clean technologies. Cuts to tax credits put them at risk. #InflationReductionAct Low$ energy = #fairutilitybills clmtpwr.us/April2025JobRe…

❗Important update for Ohio's electric customers: Starting June 1, new rates will take effect for customers not participating in a government aggregation or enrolled with a competitive supplier.

These new rates reflect the current market price of energy — by law, your utility earns no profit on these charges.

Today, CUB held a news conference about ComEd’s supply price spike on June 1. One silver lining: A credit made possible by the Climate and Equitable Jobs Act will partly offset the spike, giving ComEd customers some relief this summer. Read CUB's release: buff.ly/qnW0Mg6

A great op-ed from Tom Bullock, executive director of The Citizens Utility Board of Ohio, on the coming increases to our electric bills. "Before the next increase to your utility bill, let’s work to modernize our grid, hold PJM accountable, and put Ohio consumers first." dispatch.com/story/opinion/…

In Ohio, ~5,600 jobs are at risk, and ~21 factories could close their doors if #InflationReductionAct #IRA tax credits are cut. Ohio should keep low-cost energy and manufacturing, not deter investment. wosu.org/politics-gover…