Dispatch: Two years after it was enacted, a state energy law has led to more jobs and cleaner air. But the law is too easy to flout and isn’t ambitious enough in its goals, according to a report from Policy Matters Ohio, a nonprofit research group. quot;This is a great law, and we have to make sure to enforce it,quot; said Amanda Woodrum, a researcher in the group’s Cleveland office. quot;It’s critical to make sure utility companies follow through.quot; Signed in 2008 by Gov. Ted Strickland, …