Increasing productivity in the manufacturing sector means making more with less, and it is a primary driver of economic growth. Ohio businesses enhance productivity through process improvements that reduce waste—wasted time, wasted inputs, and wasted energy.

According to a recent Environmental Entrepreneurs report, nearly 80,000 Ohioans work in areas related to energy efficiency deployment. From installer to engineer to architect to maintenance, these are jobs that cannot be outsourced and keep Ohioans close to home.

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REPORT: Clean energy jobs fell in 2025, ending four years of growth as federal rollbacks take a toll

Over 3.52 million Americans work in renewable energy, energy efficiency, clean vehicles and other clean economy sectors. Nearly 37,000 jobs lost in 2025 as energy efficiency, renewable generation and clean vehicles contracted; storage and grid ...


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Senators Release Permitting Bill Text

Federal judge blocks illegal regulatory attacks on clean energy by the Trump administration, providing a preliminary victory for wind and solar energy -- the quickest-to-deploy power available that keeps electricity prices affordable for consumers and compa...


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California Passes the Home Energy Choice Act

E2: AB 2313 gives Californians the option to install non-polluting appliances with the help of funds that have been used to replace the old gas line to their home    SACRAMENTO, CA —Today, Governor Newsom signed the Home Energy Choice Act (AB 2313), a bi...


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