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Massachusetts advocates say proposed statewide energy efficiency plan falls short on equity

The current draft of the three-year plan includes adding multilingual support and faster processing of rebates, but critics say it misses opportunities to more equitably distribute funds.

By Sarah Shemkus . 10 June 2024
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Coal industry a no-show at Wyoming event to rally against federal leasing ban

The Wyoming county is circulating a petition to accompany its formal protest against the BLM’s ‘no future leasing’ proposal.

By Dustin Bleizeffer . 7 June 2024
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Charlottesville, Virginia, shows how small cities can take a lead on zero-emissions public transit

The city council is set to vote on a strategic plan this month that would expand service and phase out fossil-fuel buses over the next decade and a half.

By Elizabeth McGowan . 6 June 2024
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As sprawl threatens farmland, proposed Maine rules single out just one competing land use: solar

Some advocates say the rules unfairly single out clean energy based on limited data, but they hope the fees could help funnel development toward brownfields and less productive farmland.

By Annie Ropeik . 5 June 2024
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Sunrun CEO says utilities’ ‘slow and no’ culture gets in the way of energy innovation

Former Green Mountain Power executive Mary Powell left the utility to lead the nation’s largest residential solar company, which is increasingly branching out to other services such as virtual power plants.

By Kari Lydersen . 31 May 2024
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Massachusetts to recharge solar programs for low-income residents with $156M federal grant

The state’s Solar for All grant, the largest in New England, will fund various incentives and assistance programs to help low-income households and public housing facilities install solar.

By Sarah Shemkus . 30 May 2024
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Advocates see missed opportunities as Virginia lags its neighbors in clean energy manufacturing

Georgia and the Carolinas’ “full-court press” has netted more major clean energy manufacturing announcements since the passage of the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act.

By Elizabeth McGowan . 28 May 2024
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Duke Energy’s plans for new gas in N.C. on a collision course with new Biden power plant rules

Advocates say the federal standards underscore state law and raise the stakes for near-term permitting decisions for new fossil fuel plants.

By Elizabeth Ouzts . 23 May 2024
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This county is California’s harshest charging ‘desert’ for electric cars. Local activists want to change that

In Imperial County, residents have access to few public chargers and buy electric cars at only a fifth of the statewide rate.

By Alejandro Lazo . 22 May 2024
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New Hampshire’s first open community solar project moves forward despite state policy barriers

The small southern New Hampshire town of Jaffrey is working with ReVision Energy to develop a community solar project on a former landfill despite ongoing policy barriers in the state.

By Sarah Shemkus . 21 May 2024

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Massachusetts advocates say proposed statewide energy efficiency plan falls short on equity

Coal industry a no-show at Wyoming event to rally against federal leasing ban

Charlottesville, Virginia, shows how small cities can take a lead on zero-emissions public transit

As sprawl threatens farmland, proposed Maine rules single out just one competing land use: solar

Sunrun CEO says utilities’ ‘slow and no’ culture gets in the way of energy innovation

Massachusetts to recharge solar programs for low-income residents with $156M federal grant

Advocates see missed opportunities as Virginia lags its neighbors in clean energy manufacturing

Duke Energy’s plans for new gas in N.C. on a collision course with new Biden power plant rules

This county is California’s harshest charging ‘desert’ for electric cars. Local activists want to change that

New Hampshire’s first open community solar project moves forward despite state policy barriers