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Since the Clean Energy Plan was passed into law, Covington, GA has experienced unprecedented growth. As clean energy companies move in, so do endless opportunities for the city. Go to TheCleanEnergyPlan.com to learn more.
#exploregeorgia #metroatlanta #covington #newtoncounty
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when asked about rate increases, the Public Service Commission pointed to increased usage over the summer and the following:
“committed to delivering on the three objectives of the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund: reducing climate and air pollution; delivering benefits to low-income and disadvantaged communities; and mobilizing financing to spur additional deployment of affordable solar energy.”
#Earthday2024: Biden-Harris Administration Announces $7 Billion Solar for All Grants to Deliver Residential Solar, Saving Low-Income Americans $350 Million Annually and Advancing Environmental Justice Across America | US EPA epa.gov/newsreleases/biden-h…
APPROVAL OF ILL-CONCEIVED COMPROMISE ADVANCES NEW FOSSIL GAS RESOURCES AND SETS CUSTOMERS UP TO PAY THE PRICE OF RISING FUEL COSTS cleanenergy.org/news-and-res…
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#Panthers hold Tommy Tremble “in high regard” si.com/nfl/panthers/news/pan…
“fossil fuel bonanza”
Georgia Power IRP settlement expanding fossil fuels made public minutes before public hearings yesterday.
“The settlement includes terms that would not adequately protect residential and small business customers from bill hikes.” @selc_org southernenvironment.org/pres…
This comparison is valid whether or not they publish the draft IRP this week.
IRP is the process most utilities use to make important decisions about the future of our electricity system. In light of @TVAnews releasing their latest draft IRP later this week, here's how their planning process looks a little bit different...and a lot less public. #CleanUpTVA
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I can’t recall the last time I was so concerned about the US energy trajectory, as major utilities maneuver for mass gas capacity expansion in the face of load growth. Unless course is changed, US 2030/2035 GHG goals are effectively dead. (1/10)
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You've probably heard about Georgia Power's incredible load growth and their plans to add more gas power plants. Today, intervening parties, including SREA, filed testimony in the docket. Let's do a thread but start with some background...psc.ga.gov/search/facts-dock…
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And the last witness is Taylor McNair of GridLab, presenting about their analysis of how TVA could chart a clean energy future.
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In North Carolina, electricity bills are soaring and Duke Energy is proposing a massive investment in more gas power plants. But why choose a risky and expensive fuel source when clean, affordable alternatives exist?
👉🏽 Keep reading: edf.org/Z67t
I'm attending a @theactionnet event: Public Hearing: The People’s Voice on TVA’s Energy Plan. RSVP here: actionnetwork.org/events/peo…
30% of the nation's corn crop goes toward ethanol production (not food, for either people nor animals). What if we used that land for solar instead?
cleanenergy.org/blog/food-fo…
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Get the truth about #EVs ⚡️Lots of misinformation out there by shared by #fossils #CleanEnergyGeneration
It's time to correct the record about electric vehicle sales.
4 myths we debunk about EVs:
energy.gov/articles/correcti…
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Veterans play an important role in the #CleanEnergyGeneration. 709,961 vets make up 9% of the U.S. energy workforce, including 8% of the solar sector & 9% of the wind sector. Coast Guard Veteran Tim Harris encourages other vets to explore careers in solar. yaleclimateconnections.org/2…
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The #CleanEnergyGeneration is making progress every day here in the Southeast. From picnic shelters with solar-powered chargers to craft beer from solar-powered breweries, our #CleanEnergy future is becoming a reality, one #solar panel at a time. bit.ly/3SvnqPQ