How a Virginia company is helping homeowners navigate energy efficiency – and add up the rewards
Pearl Certification, known for its green seal of approval for energy efficient homes, has released a free calculator to help homeowners navigate Inflation Reduction Act tax credits and rebates.
Here’s how North Carolina could cut climate emissions two-thirds by 2030
A new state climate plan says the building sector could account for 60% of emissions reductions under the plan, as the state competes for its share of $4.6 billion in federal funds.
Maine replaces bill to halt natural gas expansions with plan to study industry’s future role
Environmental groups hope studies now proposed in place of a ban on new gas service will prove that expanding the industry with alternative fuels would be out of alignment with Maine’s climate goals.
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The Midwest’s grid operator is planning a massive new transmission buildout. Will it be enough?
The “Tranche 2” portfolio focuses on adding 765 kilovolt transmission “highways” across the region, while some stakeholders question whether it’s enough.
Ohio utility regulators’ decision disenfranchised apartment renters, consumer advocate says
The Ohio Consumers’ Counsel has appealed a Public Utilities Commission of Ohio decision that kept it from participating in a regulatory case over whether an electric submetering company is a public utility.
State lawmakers seek to curb utility spending on politics, ads
Utilities in many states can use ratepayer money on lobbying, goodwill advertising, and other costs, drawing scrutiny amid utility scandals and rising prices.
Minnesota coalition seeks to remove barriers to building power lines along highways
A major sticking point in Minnesota: who pays if utility infrastructure needs to be moved to accommodate road changes or expansion in the future?
With federal funds flowing, weatherization industry prepares to fill the gaps
Advocates hoping to tap federal funding have looked to the boom and bust that followed 2009’s American Recovery and Reinvestment Act as a cautionary tale to avoid.
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