Ohio’s new power policy takes step forward

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(The Center Square) – The end to nearly $500,000 in taxpayer daily subsidies for two coal-fired power plants, one in Indiana, has taken a major step forward.

Despite objections from a Washington, D.C.-based conservative energy group, the Ohio Senate unanimously passed Senate Bill 2, a Republican priority for overhauling the state’s energy policy.

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