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Please practice social distancing!

Author: Willie Phillips  Chairman DC.PSC  3/22/2020 Please practice social distancing! Whether you’re inside or out, passing a stranger on the sidewalk or meeting up with some friends in the park, please be sure to leave at least 6 feet of

Ronald Bethea March 22, 2020 Uncategorized Read more

WHAT’S AVAILABLE THROUGH SBA?

Author: Larry Gilmore,CMP, AMP 3/22/2020     ClearBlu Capital Group ClearBlu Capital Group is committed to taking care of small businesses and will continue to be here for you amid the uncertainty of COVID-19. We want to assure you that we

Ronald Bethea March 22, 2020 Uncategorized Read more

Segregation, Reparations and Cultural Appropriation: Maryland Passes Legislation Settling HBCU Lawsuit

Author:   Michael Harriot           Published:  3/16/2020    The Root Maryland state senators voted to send more than a half-billion dollars to four majority-black institutions of higher learning, settling a 13-year-old lawsuit in which federal courts repeatedly found

Ronald Bethea March 18, 2020 Uncategorized Read more

Companies Providing Financial Relief During COVID-19 (Coronavirus)

Author: Credit Sesame      Published: 3/17/2020 While your health is of the utmost importance, we understand that many of you are also anxious about your finances and how you and your family can weather this unprecedented time. In addition

Ronald Bethea March 17, 2020 Uncategorized Read more

Top trends for energy access in 2020

Author:    William Brent           Published:  1/20/2020     Power for All DRE Technologies January’s arrival started the countdown on the last decade to achieve the UN Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), which also means that it is once

Ronald Bethea March 16, 2020 Uncategorized Read more

Daimler Trucks experiment with integrating battery-electric trucks in large-scale fleet operations

Author:  Jim Stinson         Published: 3/11/2020              Utility Dive Dive Brief: Daimler Trucks North America LLC (DTNA) launched its Freightliner Customer Experience (CX) Fleet for its electric truck program. The fleet of all-electric trucks

Ronald Bethea March 16, 2020 Uncategorized Read more

ABOUT EARTH’S NATURAL FORCE

Author: Allen Burriss          Published: 3/9/2020                Earth’s Natural Force About ENF : https://enfrangers.org/ About Earth’s Natural Force  The mission of Earth’s Natural Force (ENF) is to reach and teach our youth,

Ronald Bethea March 9, 2020 Uncategorized Read more

Virginia approves 100% clean energy legislation, pushing state toward 2.4 GW storage, RGGI

Author:  Matthew Bandy Bandyk        Published: 3/6/2020        Utility Dive Wikimedia Commons UPDATE: March 6, 2020: The final version of the Clean Economy Act is headed to the governor’s desk, after the Virginia Senate pushed for

Ronald Bethea March 6, 2020 Uncategorized Read more

GM unveils 11 future EVs, new batteries and its plan to beat Tesla

Author: Jamie L. LaReau       Published:     3/04/2020    Detroit Free Press General Motors Chairman and CEO Mary Barra addresses the gathering Wednesday at an event detailing GM’s electric vehicle technologies and upcoming products at the Tech Center campus

Ronald Bethea March 5, 2020 Uncategorized Read more

Will solar work for low-income communities?

Author: Warren Leon       Published: 3/05/2020        Utility Dive OPINION RREAL    The following is a contributed article by Warren Leon, Executive Director at the Clean Energy States Alliance There is increasing interest in solar PV projects

Ronald Bethea March 5, 2020 Uncategorized Read more

Renewables, EV tax credits won’t include in Senate energy bill ‘unless we have a miracle on the floor

Author: Catherine Morehouse           Published: 3/05/2020          Utility Dive Dive Brief: Despite Democratic efforts, the renewable energy industry will likely not see a tax credit extension under the comprehensive Senate energy bill, Sen. Ron Wyden,

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NYC cracks down on building efficiency with new energy code

Author:  Jason Plautz           Published: 3/2/2020    Utility Dive Photo by Mike C. Valdivia on Unsplash. (N/A). “Mike C. Valdivia New York skyline photo” [Photograph]. Retrieved from https://unsplash.com/photos/kZokA2VTKn4. Dive Brief: New York City will require all new and

Ronald Bethea March 3, 2020 Uncategorized Read more

Comprehensive Senate energy bill draws industry, bipartisan support, but lags on tax credits, efficiency

Author: Catherine Morehouse    Published: 3/3/2020      Utility Dive The bill would include 17 demonstration projects for advanced nuclear, carbon capture, long duration storage and geothermal, moving away from the Trump administration’s more research-focused funding. Flickr; Tim Evanson A

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Duke settles with Chargepoint, expanding options for $76M North Carolina EV pilot

Author: Robert Walton     Published:  3/03/2020      UtilityDive Duke Energy Dive Brief: Duke Energy has made modifications to its proposed electric vehicle (EV) pilot and on Friday filed a settlement with the North Carolina Utilities Commission (NCUC) that resolves competitive issues

Ronald Bethea March 3, 2020 Uncategorized Read more

California OKs first community solar program under new building standard, troubling rooftop advocates

Author: Kavya Balaraman   Published: 2/24/2020      Utility Dive Getty Images Dive Brief: California solar advocates are concerned that a new community solar program pitched by the Sacramento Municipal Utility District (SMUD) could hinder the deployment of more rooftop solar.

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Charlotte, North Carolina, becomes largest US city to acquire large-scale solar through a green tariff

Author:Chis Teale          Published: 2/25/2020      Utility Dive The city council approved a 35-megawatt project to generate 24% of its municipal electricity, and could spark trends elsewhere, according to observers. Brandon Walker The Charlotte, North Carolina, City

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End Duke Energy’s monopoly in North Carolina? It’s complicated

Author: Elizabeth Ouzts   Published: 2/25/2020        Energy News Network Photo illustration of the Duke Energy website. As neighboring states inch toward more electric competition, North Carolina takes it slow. The South Carolina House of Representatives just took the

Ronald Bethea February 26, 2020 Uncategorized Read more

Conversation with Kia Jackson Founder Black Experience

Author: Kia Jackson         Published: 2/25/2020    PCPCLLC THE BLACK EXPERIENCE IN CANNABIS contact. is a networking and educational talk series for newcomers and entrepreneurs to “plug-in” with industry experts and leaders. Limited Seating is real, not a sales gimmick.

Ronald Bethea February 26, 2020 Uncategorized Read more

Farmer’s Guide to Going Solar

Author: Solar Technology Office Published: 2/25/2020  Pcpcllc Photographer: Merrill Smith A growing number of farms and agricultural businesses are looking to solar to power their daily operations. Thanks in part to the Solar Energy Technologies Office’s investments, the cost of going

Ronald Bethea February 25, 2020 Uncategorized Read more

Top News: 2020 Funding Opportunity Is Open; Solar Prize Round 3 Competitors Announced; Input on Solar Variability Prediction Wanted

Author: DOE Solar Energy Technologies Office  Published: 2/25/2020   Pcpcllc Solar Energy Technologies Office Our biggest news of 2020: The U.S. Department of Energy (DOE) Solar Energy Technologies Office (SETO) announced $125.5 million in funding for new projects. Letters of intent are due

Ronald Bethea February 25, 2020 Uncategorized Read more
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