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Startup Talusag and Iowa farmers cooperative Landus are trying a new way to make ammonia fertilizer — not from gigantic fossil fuel-fed factories, but from modular green ammonia facilities that can be fed by on-site solar or the region's ample wind power: canarymedia.com/articles/hydro…

ICYMI: Loyola University Chicago is now the first carbon-neutral university in the Chicago area!☀️ Thanks to a partnership with Constellation & Swift Current Energy, it’s powered 100% by renewables from the Double Black Diamond Solar Farm. More via @canarymedia⤵️ canarymedia.com/articles/solar…

Reducing pollution from industry requires a tailored approach. "What works in a steel and cement state is not going to be effective somewhere that’s canning and bottling stuff.” - Molly Freed in Canary Media canarymedia.com/articles/clean… (1/2)

OCOchem has a new, low-carbon way to make chemicals, without the big, dirty factories. The startup has built ​“artificial photosynthesis” cells to make formate, a widely used chemical now produced with fossil fuels. Reporting by Jeff St. John: ow.ly/xJPv50W0MJN

A new state law aimed at expanding gas and nuclear power plants in Ohio may also provide opportunities for solar developers — if they can overcome other policy and political barriers: ow.ly/wZun50W0MhA

Chemical plants consume lots of fossil fuels. Startup OCOchem has a different vision for how to build a modern chemicals industry: Manufacture lots of small machines that are powered by electricity instead of fossil fuels: ow.ly/xJPv50W0MJN

Solar industry advocates say Ohio’s newest energy law contains several technology-neutral provisions that could benefit clean energy projects, including property tax breaks for siting them on brownfields and former coal mines: ow.ly/wZun50W0MhA

Is there a cleaner — and cheaper — path to bigger chemicals markets? Startup OCOchem has built factory-assembled ​“artificial photosynthesis” cells to make formate, a widely used chemical now produced with fossil fuels: ow.ly/xJPv50W0MJN

None of the new steel and ironmaking capacity planned for the U.S. is coal-fired — but old, dirty units aren’t going anywhere, either. Learn more in the #ChartOfTheWeek: ow.ly/y8OL50W1uXV Canary thank Clean Energy Counsel for their support of this column.

Ohio's new energy law is mostly tech-neutral, which the state's solar energy industry applauds. "Clean green energy competes, and competes well, in the marketplace for energy costs," says Michael Benson, board president Green Energy Ohio . Canary Media canarymedia.com/articles/solar…

In Sacramento, California, property owner BRIDGE Housing moved ahead with a heat-pump-plus retrofit designed to save both itself and its residents money. Learn more from Alison F. Takemura in this ​#ElectrifiedLife column: ow.ly/flYF50W1vvU

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All new steelmaking and ironmaking capacity in the U.S. is slated to use technologies that sidestep the need to burn coal, according to a new report from nonprofit research group Global Energy Monitor. Learn more in the #ChartOfTheWeek: ow.ly/y8OL50W1uXV

Electrifying this affordable housing complex made financial sense, Alison F. Takemura reports. After an electric transformation of the buildings, Foothill Farms residents can also enjoy the cleaner air that comes with ditching gas appliances: ow.ly/flYF50W1vvU

The future of steel and ironmaking in the U.S. is poised to get cleaner — so long as the country can let go of the industry’s dirty past, Dan McCarthy reports. Learn more in the #ChartOfTheWeek: ow.ly/y8OL50W1uXV

This electrification project at an affordable housing complex for older adults not only slashes health-harming and planet-warming pollution — it also made financial sense for both the owner and its tenants: ow.ly/flYF50W1vvU

Women make up less than 30% of EV owners. A Virginia-based nonprofit aims to boost that number: ow.ly/zBzU50VZ92X

The collapse of the startup Li-Cycle is one of many setbacks plaguing the nascent battery recycling sector: ow.ly/cvrP50VZZZi

Can small-scale green ammonia plants supply cheaper, more reliable fertilizer in America’s heartland? ow.ly/RnYX50VZZI0

Solar industry advocates say Ohio’s newest energy law contains several technology-neutral provisions that could benefit clean energy projects: ow.ly/wZun50W0MhA