In an interview with American Wind Energy Association interim CEO Rob Gramlich he talks about how the Illinois wind industry can offer learning for other states.

What does it take for an early-stage company with a potentially game-changing technology to snag the investments they need to make it in today’s clean-energy marketplace?

The Buckeye State is among a few Midwestern battlegrounds where lawmakers associated with a conservative policy group are working to freeze, repeal, or otherwise weaken renewable energy policies.

Offshore wind power lessons being learned near New England offer insights into the potential for such clean energy in the Great Lakes region.

Wind companies are getting into the solar game as an ongoing lull in wind projects and falling solar panel prices has them looking to add solar projects to their portfolios.

Iowa utility customers may be inadvertently helping to pay for renewable energy for other states claims a local utility.

Indiana wind energy advocates are hoping to ramp their state’s wind power output without state mandates that have spurred development elsewhere.

Midwest Energy News reports on whether there might be hope in Congress this year to see some meaningful action on bipartisan support for renewable energy.

Midwest Energy News reports on how plans for the Midwest electricity grid operator to take over portions of the Southeast could bring clean energy there.

Midwest Energy News takes a look at whether or not wind energy in the United States has reached a tipping point for being more affordable.