Cleveland planning solar arrays on up to 16 city properties
Canadian auto parts supplier to open first U.S. facility in Toledo
Steel manufacturer plans Dayton area expansion, doubling its local workforce
Cuyahoga County solar projects will save money, protect environment
Greater Cincinnati Energy Alliance has record-breaking year for PACE financing
Madison Village approves Energy Special Improvement District
$120M Oregon East project will create “vibrant, mixed-use district” in downtown Dayton
Columbus developer secures $3.5M in C-PACE financing for $20M Hyatt House
New authority formed to own and operate Dayton Convention Center
On November 14, 2019, Ohio Governor Mike DeWine unveiled his long-awaited H2Ohio Water Quality Plan, a program aimed at reducing phosphorus runoff and harmful algal blooms, improving water infrastructure (including tackling the problem of failing septic systems) and preventing lead contamination to water in Ohio.
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