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1,532 mentions for topic: Clean Energy Generation
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“The variable integration charge is a component where [SACE and CCL] had argued for zero variable integration charge until one could be transparently and definitively decided upon. The way they originally ruled it, it was around $2.29/MWh. Now this, the $0.96/MWh, even though we wanted zero, is within striking distance and it'll be moved up or moved down as the actual costs are refined over time”
Vanderbilt University announced a 20-year renewable energy partnership with TVA, Nashville Electric Service, and Silicon Ranch to offset approximately 70% of its annual indirect greenhouse gas emissions from purchased electricity. The deal includes a 35-megawatt solar…
The National Parks Conservation Association and Tennessee Clean Air Task Force launched a summer Clean Air Campaign at Great Smoky Mountains National Park, setting up informational booths and circulating petitions calling for federal 4-pollutant legislation to…
An analysis of five key factors shaping Southeast solar financing in 2020, including the maturation of the solar industry, new market entrants, and corporate/regulatory developments. The article references Southern Alliance for Clean Energy's solar capacity projections…
The Post and Courier editorial praises the South Carolina Public Service Commission's January 3, 2020 decision to increase the rates Dominion Energy must pay solar producers from 2 cents to 3.5 cents per kilowatt-hour, reversing its…
Simon Mahan, a renewable energy manager for Southern Alliance for Clean Energy, argues that the offshore wind and offshore oil industries share complementary expertise and can benefit each other. The article explores how oil workers' regulatory…
“Dollars contributed to PaCE will support renewable energy produced right here in South Carolina, giving a boost to our state's economy while protecting our environment. That's why we worked hard to secure this commitment from Duke Energy”
“Dollars contributed to PaCE will support renewable energy produced right here in South Carolina, giving a boost to our state's economy while protecting our environment. That's why we worked hard to secure this commitment from Duke Energy”
“The Plains & Eastern Clean Line will create jobs, while enabling billions of dollars of investments in Oklahoma's clean energy industry”
“Nuclear power is really too costly to continue in its present form”
“understands the issues and is working hard to guide energy policy in a smart and effective way”
“That whole business model no longer makes sense. The ground is shifting beneath (the utilities) whether they like it or not.”
“gas-fired units are recognized as more efficient and environmentally friendly than other combustion power sources”
“The nonpower side may be small, but it's the most visible part of the TVA mission”
A letter to the editor from Jack Pine of Dunlap, Tennessee, responding to coverage of a public meeting on a proposed pumped storage power plant in Bledsoe County. Pine argues for keeping an open mind about…
