Author: DCPSC Staff    Published: 2/24/2025   Piblic Service Commission of Distric of Columbia Assessing the cost-effectiveness of local utility programs and initiatives A new Benefit-Cost Analysis (BCA) Model will help evaluate Pepco and Washington Gas programs to determine whether they

Author: Larry Gilmore   Published: 2/24/2025   Clear Blu Capitol Are Opportunity Zones a Good Thing? Opportunity Zones are economically distressed communities designated by states and certified by the U.S. Treasury Department.  They were created as part of the 2017 Tax Cuts

Author:  Avery Wilks    Pub;ished: 1/16/2025    Central Electric Power Cooperative, Inc. COLUMBIA, S.C. – The power supplier for South Carolina’s 19 electric cooperatives has secured $500 million in federal support for an array of clean energy projects needed to

Author:  ASES Staff  Published: 2/21/2025   American Solar Energy Society Solar Crushed 2024, but Emissions Were Up as Industry Used More Natural Gas The U.S. invested a record-breaking $338 billion in the energy transition last year, according to a new report,

Author:  CESA Staff   Published: 2/20/2025   Clean Enery States Alliance The Collective Voice of State Clean Energy Innovation Since 2002 FEBRUARY 2025 Connecticut Green Bank Supports Energy Resilience in Puerto Rico The Connecticut Green Bank is supporting the development of the Puerto Rico Green

Author: Congresswoman Shontel M. Brown  Published: 2/13/2025   Office Congresswoman Shontel Brow Press Release Trump revoked 1965 Equal Employment Opportunity Executive Order in January Washington, DC – Congresswoman Shontel Brown (OH-11) and Congressman Jamie Raskin (MD-08) have introduced legislation to codify

Author: Roland Martin    2/19/2025  Black Star Network

Author:  Green The Chruch Staff    Published: 2/14/2025    Green  The Chruch Greetings, Ronald! Here’s what’s new from Green The Church! New Webinar Next Week   Our new Green The Church Webinar, Why Green The Church is coming to you next week—Thursday, February 20, at

Author:Eric Katz Senior Correspondent    Published: February 6,2025   Goverment Executive An Energy Department supervisor was limited to 200 characters per employee to justify the positions of several recent hires, per OPM Several federal agencies this week received an urgent task

Author: Carten Cordell Managing Editor      Published: 2/14/2025   Government Executive Agencies leaders placed nearly 200 on administrative leave as they wound down programs at the Justice and Energy departments and the Environmental Protection Agency.  More reports surfaced this week

Author: Eric Katz Senior Correspondent     Published: February 6, 2025    Government Executive The Senate on Thursday confirmed Russ Vought to serve as Office of Management and Budget director, sending back to the White House a veteran of the role

Author: CFBC  Staff        Published: 2/14/2025      CFBC Dear Ronald, We believe that investing in your future is crucial, and we understand the financial challenges that many students face when pursuing higher education. Our scholarships aim to break down

Author: PACE Staff   Published:  02/07/2025 PACE PACENation’s family is growing and building a powerful movement for PACE financing.  Our network of members represents a diverse range of expertise and a shared commitment to sustainable solutions.  Together, we’re expanding access to PACE,

Author: Antoine Thompson  Published: 02/07/2025 Greater Washington Region Clean Cities Coalition February 2025 Edition Antoine M. Thompson CEO/Executive Director GWRCCC A Message from the Executive Director Message from the CEO & Executive Director Our commitment to energy security, reducing dependence

Author: Ever Green Action Staff      Published: 02/07/2025   Ever Green Action Tariffs on Canada, Mexico, and China would increase energy prices. Meanwhile, his war on cheap clean energy makes the problem even worse. While running for president, Donald Trump

Author: WIN Staff     Published: 02/7/2025  The Washington Informer Dear Ronald, The Washington Informer 3117 Martin Luther King Jr. Ave., S.E. Washington , District of Columbia 20032 United States The Washington Informer | washingtoninformer.com

Author: File Forms Staff     Published: 02/06/2025     File Forms The U.S. Department of Justice (DOJ) has officially filed an appeal in Smith v. Department of the Treasury, challenging the Texas district court’s injunction against the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA). This Corporate Transparency Act appeal is now before

Author:MSUSGJ Staff   Published: 02/5/2025  Morgan State University School of Global Journalism The Visionary Founders   1864 The founding of what is now Morgan State University began as early as 1864, when African-American ministers in the newly-established Washington Conference of the Methodist

Author: Congressman Akeem Jeffries Staff        Published: 02/02/2025        PBS NewsHour

Author:  Senator Chris Van Hollen Staff    Published: 02/01/2025      Senator Chris Van Hollen You can view those remarks here. Normally, I do not send out these newsletters in rapid succession, but these are not normal times. So I wanted