Author: Our Energy Policy Team  Published: 8/13/2025 – 8/21/205 Our Energy Leader Webinar Series In this discussion, panelists unpack the role of fuel supply in the grid of the future: what investment strategies may need repositioning, and how traditional and

Author: Emmette Gardner   Published: May 11. 2023 The Frederick Newspost   In a contentious 4-3 vote, the Frederick County Planning Commission on Wednesday approved the first site plan, with conditions, for a data center on the roughly 2,200-acre Quantum Loophole

Author: Advance Energy Team    Published: 08/22/2025  Advance Energy Navigating PJM’s landscape is increasingly complex with big stakes, as decisions made at PJM impact state policies, energy reliability, affordability, and energy goals. Interconnection bottlenecks, shifting capacity market dynamics, and ongoing

 Author: Nolan Mckendry   Published: 08/20/2025    Louisiana Louisiana is among a growing number of states offering tax credits and other incentives to lure big tech firms seeking sites for energy-intensive data centers. The U.S. Commerce Department found that there aren’t enough data

Author: Jeff St. John    Published: 08/14/2025  Canary Media The Trump admin’s scheme to keep old fossil-fuel plants running could saddle utility customers with nearly $6 billion a year in unnecessary costs, a report finds. A new report finds the Trump administration’s push to keep

Author: Ronald Bethea    Published 08/13/2025  PCPC Online Digital Podcast-Radio-YouTube TV Network Solar Now and the Future with Its Economic Impact on Black America “IF POWER IS IN NUMBERS (PCPC LLC) CAPTURES THAT POWER FOR YOUR FINANCIAL BENEFIT” This show

Author: Ronald Bethea     08/06/2025  PCPC Online Digital Podcast-Radio-YouTube TV Network Solar Now and the Future with Its Economic Impact on Black America “IF POWER IS IN NUMBERS (PCPC LLC) CAPTURES THAT POWER FOR YOUR FINANCIAL BENEFIT” This show serves

Author; DCPSC Team     Published:  8/19/2025    DCPSC Procedural Timeline Key dates and events in this rate case are detailed below. Find a complete procuredural schedule in Attachment A of Order No. 22463. Initial filing August 5, 2024 Evidentiary/legislative hearing The

Author: Charles Harper and Medhini Kumar  4/25/2025 m Evergreen Action It’s not your imagination. Energy bills in the U.S. have been rising, and if you’re feeling overwhelmed by it, you’re not alone. A recent survey found that over 50 percent of

Author: Seth Nelson    Published: 8/19/2025   Evergreen Action To: Interested Parties From: Evergreen Action Deputy Communications Director Seth Nelson Date: Tuesday, August 19, 2025 Re: Trump’s Energy Price Hike: “We’re Going to Get Blamed” (Because It’s Our Fault) Trump’s Energy Secretary Chris Wright recently offered

Author: Dan McCarthy        Published: 8/8/2025  Canary Media President Donald Trump’s new budget law repeals a key federal tax incentive for residential solar — and rooftop solar installations are about to plunge as a result. Americans are expected

Author:  Kerry O’Neill      Published:  8/14/2025     Inclusive Prosperity Capital Dear Ronald On August 7, 2025, Inclusive Prosperity Capital, Inc. (IPC) received a termination letter from the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) demanding an immediate halt to implementing our $249.3

Author: Peter McKillop Founder & CEO   Published: 8/10/2025   Climate & Capital Weekly These days, a fossil fuel executive could be forgiven for feeling anxious. Despite all their wildly successful efforts to shape US energy policy to their favor, they face

Author:  By Jeff St. John    Published: 7/28/2025   Canary Media VPPs built out of home solar and battery systems could bolster the overtaxed power grid, lower energy costs for consumers, and help invigorate a struggling industry. The rooftop solar industry is facing

Author: Jeff St. John    Published: 8/7/2025   Canary Media The Trump administration has officially announced it is killing the $7 billion Solar for All program. The program had awarded grants to 60 state agencies, municipalities, tribal governments, and nonprofits across the country to help low-income households access

Author: Antoine Thompson    8/6/2025  Greater Washington Region Clean Cities Coalition Summer Sustainability Scoop – GWRCCC August Edition A Message from the  CEO & Executive Director These are very difficult times for organizations like GWRCCC that value alternative fuels, clean

Author:  Aisha Bond      Published: 8/6/2025  GWBCC The Greater Washington Black Chamber of Commerce (GWBCC), in partnership with Airtifae Global Services, invites you to join our Africa Exploratory Trade Mission to Morocco and Ghana taking place October 24 –

Author:  John Farrell      Published: 8/4/2025     ILSR ILSR teamed up with 350.org to host a discussion about how electric utilities use their monopoly power to block climate progress — and how to fight back. If you’re fighting for

Author: Rachel McCrea        Published: 8/4/2025     Capitol News Service As the planet logs some of its warmest years on record, Maryland is trying to make good on some of the most ambitious climate goals in the country.

Author:  ANIKA JANE BEAMER   Published: 7/28/2025  Inside Climate News  The state with the highest wind power share in the nation has attracted more than $17 billion in capital investments from cloud computing companies. Experts say rising energy costs could slow