The Latest from Rhiannon Fionn

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  Q&A: North Carolina's DEQ chief taking agency in new direction

  By Rhiannon Fionn  .  9 March 2017

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  Q&A: North Carolina's DEQ chief taking agency in new direction

  By Rhiannon Fionn  .  9 March 2017

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  Q&A: In the Southeast, conservative clean energy group is expanding

  Conservatives for Clean Energy, a Raleigh based non-profit, recently expanded into Virginia where it will continue its efforts to “educate the public on the benefits of clean and renewable energy sources.”

  By Rhiannon Fionn  .  23 January 2017

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  Q&A: In the Southeast, conservative clean energy group is expanding

  Conservatives for Clean Energy, a Raleigh based non-profit, recently expanded into Virginia where it will continue its efforts to “educate the public on the benefits of clean and renewable energy sources.”

  By Rhiannon Fionn  .  23 January 2017

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  UPDATED: In North Carolina, solar boom extending to schools

  With a vote Thursday, a Charlotte, North Carolina school district took a step closer to implementing a major solar initiative expected to save millions of dollars in operating costs.

  By Rhiannon Fionn  .  13 January 2017

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  Q&A: How nuclear fits in North Carolina’s energy future

  As Toshiba develops new technology for the energy future, the company is making a big bet on North Carolina.

  By Rhiannon Fionn  .  3 January 2017

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  Federal water bill includes changes for coal ash regulation

  On Dec. 16, and without fanfare, President Obama signed the Water Infrastructure Improvements for the Nation (WIIN) Act of 2016. Though he didn’t mention it in his official statement, the bill contains an amendment that alters how coal ash will be regulated, with more oversight afforded to the states.

  By Rhiannon Fionn  .  21 December 2016

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  North Carolina committee pushes for re-evaluation of solar policies

  On Wednesday, the North Carolina Energy Policy Council unanimously voted to formally request that the General Assembly re-evaluate state energy policy.

  By Rhiannon Fionn  .  8 December 2016

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  Under new governor, what's next for energy in North Carolina?

  When Democrat Roy Cooper is inaugurated as North Carolina’s next governor on Jan. 1, it will likely mean a major shakeup in agencies that regulate the state’s energy industry.

  By Rhiannon Fionn  .  6 December 2016

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  Q&A: How North Carolina co-ops help drive the energy future

  By Rhiannon Fionn  .  22 November 2016