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On Virginia military base, efficiency upgrades produce savings and resilience

An energy services contract is helping the storied Quantico Marine Corps Base southwest of Washington, D.C., to tackle a host of energy projects, from lighting efficiency to a microgrid that will cut costs and bolster resiliency.

By Elizabeth McGowan . 9 July 2021
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‘The big gate key:’ Homeowners associations a top barrier to rooftop solar in North Carolina

State legislation and a pending lawsuit could loosen associations’ grip on whether and where homeowners install rooftop panels.

By Elizabeth Ouzts . 6 July 2021
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Meet the new state official supporting the rollout of green banks in Virginia

As program manager for energy efficiency and financing at Virginia’s Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy, Bettina Bergöö is responsible for helping localities set up lending programs for clean energy projects.

By Elizabeth McGowan . 28 June 2021
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Amid oil and gas buildout, Louisiana industry pushes for less oversight

State lawmakers passed legislation to loosen rules that require the natural gas industry to report dangerous leaks, despite already lax enforcement.

By Sara Sneath . 16 June 2021
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After months of secret talks, sweeping energy bill unveiled in North Carolina

The 47-page bill would close Duke Energy coal plants but require new gas-fired ones, drawing quick opposition from clean energy advocates.

By Elizabeth Ouzts . 16 June 2021
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Contract deal lifts Virginia utility’s cap on public entities’ solar aspirations

After more than a year of negotiations, Appalachian Power has agreed to a new contract with 162 public entities in the state that will allow them to pursue significantly more solar power before hitting a limit.

By Elizabeth McGowan . 15 June 2021
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As policy impacts kick in, Virginia climbs into top five states for solar

The latest quarterly ranking of new solar capacity shows Virginia and the Carolinas in the Southeast leading the way on solar thanks in large part to recent policy victories.

By Elizabeth McGowan . 15 June 2021
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In the shadow of a reclaimed mine, this Kentucky center is retraining coal workers for high-tech manufacturing

The eKentucky Advanced Manufacturing Institute is a success story for federal efforts to revitalize coal communities, but it also highlights the challenges of seeding a 21st-century local economy.

By Keith Schneider . 8 June 2021
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For the third year in a row, N.C. advocates push government efficiency bill. Could this time be the charm?

The Republican- and business-backed measure has broad support but faces opposition from a key senator who is a former utility executive.

By Elizabeth Ouzts . 7 June 2021
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Everyday Texans overlooked in state lawmakers' response to power outages during winter storm

While lawmakers took significant steps toward preventing another blackout, hardly any of the proposals passed during this legislative session will aid consumers in recovering from the February storm.

By Erin Douglas and Mitchell Ferman . 3 June 2021

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On Virginia military base, efficiency upgrades produce savings and resilience

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Amid oil and gas buildout, Louisiana industry pushes for less oversight

After months of secret talks, sweeping energy bill unveiled in North Carolina

Contract deal lifts Virginia utility’s cap on public entities’ solar aspirations

As policy impacts kick in, Virginia climbs into top five states for solar

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Everyday Texans overlooked in state lawmakers' response to power outages during winter storm