Author: Stacy Mitchell       Published: 6/30/2023      IRSL FEATURES Amazon’s Tight Grip on Cloud Computing Poses Multiple Threats JUNE 29, 2023 Cloud computing services are the backbone of the modern economy. The world’s biggest companies, including banks, hospitals,

Author: US EERE Staff     Published: 6/30/2023  EERE Solar Energy Technologies Office What’s New? New Prize Launched to Expand Solar Energy Systems Data DOE launched the American-Made Solar Data Bounty Prize, which will award a total of $1.4 million in

Author:  ERE Staff    Published: 6/28/23    EERE In the News 2030 National Charging Network: Estimating U.S. Light-Duty Demand for Electric Vehicle Charging Infrastructure A new report by DOE’s National Renewable Energy Laboratory will serve as a strategic framework for

Author: WHCEQ Staff   Published: 6/29/2023   WHCEQ Greetings, This month the Biden-Harris Administration issued proposed guidance on elective pay and transferability mechanisms established under the Inflation Reduction Act that will help states, local governments, non-profits, and other eligible entities access clean

Author: GTC Staff:        Published:  6/27/2023  Green The Church Green The Church Empowers Black Churches to Close the Clean Energy Gap Green The Church features prominently in a recent article in Faithfully Magazine‘s Growing a GREEN Church series, focused on churches’ efforts

Author: USB Solar Solutions Staff     Published: 6/27/2023  USB Solar Solutions   USB Solar Solutions was formed in 2019, after careful consideration of the effects of climate change. With 30+ years of combined experience in Customer Relations/Sales, Corey and Kimberly

Author: US EERE   Staff     Published:   6/27/2023   EERE Today, the U.S. Department of Energy announced the American-Made Solar Data Bounty Prize, a new competition designed to increase the accessibility of high-quality time-series datasets for photovoltaic (PV) systems. These types of datasets

Author: EEOC Staff  Published: 6/27/2023 U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) WASHINGTON – Today, the Pregnant Workers Fairness Act (PWFA) will take effect, expanding long-overdue protections to ensure that workers experiencing pregnancy, childbirth, or related medical conditions have the right to reasonable

Author:  Marc H. Morial    6/24/2023     NUL Marc H. Morial President and CEO National Urban League “I want to ensure that the doors of justice remain open so all the people can feel that they are seen and heard,

Author:  Peter Johnson        Published: 6/22/2023   Electrack Ford Motor is set to receive the single largest loan in the history of the Department of Energy’s (DOE) Loan Program Office. The whopping $9.2 billion will be used to build

Author: Maxine   Joselow       Published:  6/21/2023      Washington Post That’s about to change in three states — Colorado, Connecticut and Maine — that recently passed laws to prohibit this practice. Proponents of the measures, which garnered bipartisan support,

Author: DCSEU Staff      Published: 6/16/2023     DCSEU SOLAR FOR ALL RFP   |   June 2023 Solar for All CREF RFP Response Deadline Extended to June 30th! The DCSEU recently reissued the FY 2023 Solar for All Community Renewable Energy Facilities (CREF or

Author: Dan Gearino     Published: 6/15/2023    Inside Climate News One of the keys to feasibility of the energy transition is that the new sources of electricity cost less than the old ones—hopefully a lot less. For years, it was

Author:  Marc H. Morial  Published: 6/16/23   National Urban League “The slave went free; stood a brief moment in the sun; then moved back again toward slavery.” — W.E.B. Du Bois  Just a dozen years after Major General Gordon Granger’s Order Number 3

Author: PC-DC Staff     Published: 6/16/2023      PC-DC   Consumer Alert  June 15, 2023 Be Prepared for Costly Electric Rate  Increase With the June Billing Cycle People’s Counsel Sandra Mattavous-Frye alerts DC residential and small business customers who take

Author: US DOE Staff     Published: 6/14/2023       EERE EERE Funding Opportunity DOE Announces Intent to Fund Up to $36 Million for Industrial Thin-Film Photovoltaic Research, Development, and Demonstration Today, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Solar Energy Technologies

Author:  US DOE     Published: 6/12/2023    EERE Solar Energy Technologies Office New Contest Offers Cash Prizes and Business Development Support for New and Diverse Innovators  WASHINGTON, D.C. — Today, the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) announced the launch of the American-Made Solar Prize

Author: US DOL Staff      Published: 6/9/2023   DOL   Training and Employment Notice No. 28-22 PURPOSE To encourage state, local, and community workforce development grantees to partner with agencies that administer SNAP to provide access to work and job

Author: JULIAN SPECTOR         Published: 6/5/2023  Canary  Media The remnants of the Weirton Steel facility put the finishing touches on steel now made elsewhere.  WEIRTON, West Virginia — On a recent May day, some 235 people gathered from across the country

Author: US DOE Staff  Published: 5/19/2023 DOE Office of Energy Efficiency and Renewable Energy Office of Energy Efficiency & Renewable Energy First Historically Black University Joins Board at National Renewable Energy Laboratory Howard University and NREL Join Forces to Increase Diversity