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“We're agnostic on the technology itself, but more concerned on the timeline and cost, and who pays for it”
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“We're agnostic on the technology itself, but more concerned on the timeline and cost, and who pays for it”
“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.”
“What the common person needs to know is that the oil and gas industry is looking for a big expansion. They're coming for your wallet, and the way they're going to get there is by putting the expense on your electric bill.”
South Carolina's Public Service Commission unanimously rejected Dominion Energy's Integrated Resource Plan, requiring the utility to expand renewable energy and solar adoption. Kate Mixson, a staff attorney with the Southern Environmental Law Center working with the…
“South Carolina has worked for over a decade to get prepared for offshore wind energy. We have a number of businesses in South Carolina that are in the wind energy supply chain.”