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11 mentions for outlet: Charleston City Paper
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“We thought it was important to intervene in the merger case because having the largest utility company in the world fund power plants in the Lowcountry to serve new data centers could negatively affect both our electric bills and our landscape.”
“Placing disproportionate financial burdens on EV adoption creates new problems rather than solving existing ones.”
“This project hasn't even scratched ground and the cost has already doubled. That's a huge concern for ratepayers.”
“South Carolina has been very successful, attracting over $13 billion in private sector investments, which are expected to create more than 11,000 jobs manufacturing electric vehicles and batteries. A strong EV market is in the state's interest.”
“A lot of our homes, whether they're old or new, have leakage in the building envelope — which is the division between outside and inside. You're essentially either heating or cooling the outdoors.”
“We have a situation now where, once the utility company builds an approved power plant, they get paid whether or not it even operates. But with a market-based procurement situation, you define what you need — we need this much more energy capacity — and you set up a competitive bidding process so the best available technology wins.”
“The environmental community has never been a 'just say no' movement in South Carolina. We've tried to put processes in place that develop new sources of energy at a benefit to ratepayers.”
“The Senate was wise to slow down. Now, we need to streamline clean energy additions for the benefit of everyone in the state.”
Op-ed by Toni Reale discussing how rising ocean temperatures and climate change are intensifying hurricanes in the Southeast, with particular focus on coastal South Carolina. The article recommends protecting natural coastal habitats and lists the Southern…
“There is a need for significant increase in the amount of charging infrastructure across the country, including in South Carolina and specifically in Charleston”
A Charleston City Paper agenda roundup mentions that Duke Energy is reportedly reluctant to develop a large solar energy outpost in South Carolina despite requests from the Coastal Conservation League and Southern Alliance for Clean Energy.…
