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20 mentions for outlet: Public News Service
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“A lot of work has been done to attract business to the state, but not a lot of work has been done to set conditions that make it easy for Georgians to own EVs and have the charging infrastructure deployed that they need.”
“The state's really doing a phenomenal job, and their Department of Transportation has done the work to plan effectively, engage community, and deploy what's likely to be a really great example of a good backbone of fast-charging infrastructure across the state.”
“So making sure that those fast charger gaps are closed, making sure that solutions like mobile fast charging that can be deployed during storm evacuations and other type solutions are deployable, is going to be really important for Florida as Floridians continue to adopt the technology.”
“What does that mean for water level? What does it mean for agriculture needs, especially in a drought? That water is used for cooling. They would put water back in but it would be warmer. And it would just be different. It wouldn't have its same biological characteristics.”
The article discusses the emerging market for plug-in balcony solar panels as an affordable entry point for clean energy adoption, particularly for renters. Minnesota is considering legislation to set standards for balcony solar, with nearly 30…
“the NEVI program helps remove a critical barrier to EV adoption by expanding drivers access to clean, affordable electric transportation through an accessible, reliable fast-charging network”
“What we argued in our motion is that this is not a good time to stock up on gas resources that are extremely expensive at the moment, and ratepayers will see no benefit from doing that at this time.”
“The clean energy credits actually lower electricity costs for every American.”
“It's not just the taxpayer who claims the tax credit on their return that gets the financial benefit of the credits. The clean-energy credits actually lower electricity costs for every American.”
“Our country will lose its edge internationally in developing clean energy markets. And of course, we will have a lot of unnecessary pollution that will harm our health and harm our environment, that we wouldn't have if we continued with the current policies of investing in and continuing to support clean energy development.”
“If we take energy efficiency seriously, there will be everyday cost savings. There will be delays of expensive investments but there's also a reliability benefit.”
“If we take energy efficiency seriously, there will be everyday cost savings, there will be delays of expensive investments. There's also a reliability benefit.”
“Memphis could handle the 150 megawatts. It's a fundamentally different request when you're going to require your own power plant to power one facility that really doesn't employ a lot of people.”
“In the United States, transportation and electricity generation are the leading sources of both unhealthy air and also pollutants that cause climate change”
A new report from the Environment Florida Research & Policy Center documents how investor-owned utilities in Florida and six other states have spent millions to block rooftop solar growth, primarily by targeting net-metering programs and creating…
