Author:  Food & Water Watch Staff     Published: 6/30/2026  Food & Water Watch June 2026. The Movement Against Data Centers Just Got Stronger! BIG NEWS! In June, the New York State Legislature passed a one-year moratorium on new data centers. Food &

Author: DCGB Staff    6/30/2026     DC Green Bank News DC Green Bank Closes $4.2 Million Loan for Energy-Efficient Student Housing DC Green Bank today announced $4.2 million in financing to Montage Development Group LLC and Rosewood Strategies LLC to

Author: Anthony Bown MD AG   Published: 6/30/2026    Maryland Attorney General FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 30, 2026 Media Contacts: press@oag.state.md.us 410-576-7009 Statement from Attorney General Brown on Supreme Court of the United States Opinion on Birthright Citizenship  BALTIMORE, MD – Attorney General

Author:  DCPSC Staff     6/30/2026   Office of the People’s Counsel  June 2026 OPC and Consumers Raise Concerns about Proposed DC Water Rate Increases The Office of the People’s Counsel is committed to ensuring that District residents are not only informed—but

Author:  SCEA Staff    Published: 6/25 /2026     Southern Alliance for Clean Energy “Solar in the Southeast” Ninth Edition Report Webinar The report illuminates data, trends, and industry leaders and laggards throughout the region, including Alabama, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi, North

Author: Chris Murphy     published: 6/26/2026    Data Center World Insider  Chris Murphy Content Director, Data Center World What’s the alternative to data center moratoriums? Two moves this month out of Texas and Washington, D.C., suggest it could be pressure

Author: NAACP Staff    Published: 6/18/2026  EarthJustice.org Gas turbines — like the ones used at xAI’s Southaven power plant — pump out smog-forming pollution, fine particulate matter, and hazardous chemicals. These pollutants are tied to increases in asthma, respiratory diseases,

Author:  Patrick Herron    Published: 6/9/2026  The MOCO Show ANNAPOLIS, MD — Governor Wes Moore today announced 69 new grants totaling $43 million for Community Solar projects around the state that will bring clean energy and cut electricity bills for low-income

Author:  Nigerian Center Staff    Published: 6/16/2026    Nigerian Center Programs & Communications Nigerian Center Inc.An Immigrant & Cultural Center Phone: (202) 330-0352 https://www.nigeriancenter.org/ Have you read our Impact Report? Hello Community Partner, We are excited to share information about our upcoming

Author:  Charge Point Staff   Published: 6/16/2026    ChargePoint Installing EV charging in Maryland is more affordable than ever. You may qualify for programs that cover up to 100% of your total project costs across fleets, workplaces, retail locations, multifamily properties

Author: Antoine M. Thompson    Published: 6/15/2026     Thompson Report   This Week in the Thompson Report: The Candidate Who’s Already Done the Work While others are still making promises about utility costs and environmental protection, Antoine Thompson has been

Author: Ronald Bethea        Published:  6/15/2026     PCPC Online Digital Podcast -Radio-TV Network   This was an episode of “Solder Now and the Future with Economic Impact on Black America” where host Ronald Bethea discussed energy affordability issues

Author: DOE Staff       Publishes: 6/11/2026     DOE Did You Know? Gallium is a chemical element used in certain solar cell technologies and power electronics, which enable solar panels and wind turbines to supply electricity to the grid. In

Author:  MAG Staff       Published: June 10, 2026     Maryland A.G. Press FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: June 10, 2026Media Contacts: press@oag.state.md.us 410-576-7009 Attorney General Brown Co-Leads Lawsuit Challenging Unlawful Trump Administration Mandates on Federal Contractors  BALTIMORE, MD – Attorney General Anthony G. Brown

Author: Evergreen Action Staff Published: 6/9/2026 Evergreen Action Trump is using emergency wartime powers to hand $700M to the outdated coal industry. Clean energy is cheaper and more reliable, and propping up polluting coal plants hurts working families. TAKE ACTION

Author: Jon Gordon Published: 6/5/2026 Advance Energy A NEWSLETTER FROM ADVANCED ENERGY UNITEDJune 5, 2026 Jon Gordon Senior Director We have a jam-packed PJM Bulletin this month reflecting the frenetic pace of critical activity in and around PJM. The unprecedented levels

Author: Ronald Bethea Published: 6/2/2026 PCPC Online Digital Podcast -Radio-TV Network “Solar Now and The Future with it’s Economic Impact On Black America” Summary Ronald welcomed Ted to the show to discuss solar energy’s economic impact on Black America, noting

Chestertown Community Solar Subscriber Acquisition On behalf of the Town of Chestertown, GreenGen is requesting proposals from qualified individuals and firms to provide Subscriber Coordination and Program Management services for a 1.0 MW AC Community Solar Program and a 1.2

Author: DCPC Staff Published: 6/3/2026 DCPC.gov This Legislative-Style Hearing seeks to discuss key drivers and possible solutions to the recent increases in the “generation” portion of a residential customer’s bill. IMPACT OF THE PJM CAPACITY AUCTIO PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION OF

Author: John Farrell     Published:  6/1/2026    IRLS This is John Farrell’s bi-weekly newsletter covering all things energy democracy, with insights on solar, monopoly utilities, public power, and more. Forwarded this email? Subscribe here for more. The key(s) to cutting electricity bills