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How energy-efficient rebates to help households became a political fight in Florida

A U.S. Energy spokesperson says Florida has until next summer to access $346 million in federal funds for rebate programs.

By Mitch Perry . 14 September 2023
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Virginia solar alliance hopeful after regulators suspend new interconnection rules

Dominion Energy had rolled out new fees and requirements for solar installers to connect to the utility’s grid, but the changes were never approved by state regulators.

By Elizabeth McGowan . 8 September 2023
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As Duke Energy rate hikes loom in N.C., deal could lessen blow for energy burdened

The utility and clean energy advocates struck a side deal that will offer monthly discounts to tens of thousands of lower-income ratepayers and fund efficiency investments with shareholder dollars.

By Elizabeth Ouzts . 7 September 2023
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Commentary: Gulf Coast could strengthen electric grid and economy with offshore wind

The Gulf Coast states could be global leaders in offshore wind, writes guest commentator David Wooley.

By David Wooley . 29 August 2023
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Can cutting fees and red tape help lure solar companies back to this Virginia county?

Prince William County, Virginia, has had some of the region’s highest fees and longest delays for solar panel permits, but that’s starting to change after frustrated stakeholders confronted officials.

By Elizabeth McGowan . 17 August 2023
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How Amazon’s HQ2 pushes the (building) envelope on embodied carbon

The U.S. Green Building Council is expected to incorporate innovations from Amazon’s new Virginia headquarters into the next iteration of its LEED building standard.

By Elizabeth McGowan . 7 August 2023
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Louisiana residents ask state to halt next phase of carbon capture project

Southeast Louisiana residents at a hearing this week were universally opposed to chemical giant Air Products' plan to capture and inject carbon dioxide under Lake Maurepas.

By Wesley Muller . 4 August 2023
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In El Paso, a utility is working to catch up to Texas' renewable energy boom

While renewable energy is now a significant share of the Lone Star State's electricity generation, in El Paso it's only 3%. But that's about to change.

By Diego Mendoza-Moyers . 20 July 2023
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At a shuttered Texas coal mine, a 1-acre garden is helping feed 2,000 people per month

The garden in the middle of a 35,000-acre former mine is supplying thousands of pounds of fresh produce to families in three counties that have few grocery stores.

By Alejandra Martinez . 17 July 2023
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Dominion Energy and its opponent funneled millions into Virginia primaries

Dominion Energy and Clean Virginia were the biggest spenders in the June elections, reigniting calls for campaign finance reform.

By Charlie Paullin . 11 July 2023

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How energy-efficient rebates to help households became a political fight in Florida

Virginia solar alliance hopeful after regulators suspend new interconnection rules

As Duke Energy rate hikes loom in N.C., deal could lessen blow for energy burdened

Commentary: Gulf Coast could strengthen electric grid and economy with offshore wind

Can cutting fees and red tape help lure solar companies back to this Virginia county?

How Amazon’s HQ2 pushes the (building) envelope on embodied carbon

Louisiana residents ask state to halt next phase of carbon capture project

In El Paso, a utility is working to catch up to Texas' renewable energy boom

At a shuttered Texas coal mine, a 1-acre garden is helping feed 2,000 people per month

Dominion Energy and its opponent funneled millions into Virginia primaries