Elizabeth McGowan

A standard in the aerospace industry, utilities are interested in metal-hydrogen technology because of its durability and slower discharge times relative to lithium-ion batteries.

Advocates say the tool required under the new law should make energy saving programs by Dominion Energy and Appalachian Power more transparent and effective.

Legislation passed this year requires Appalachian Power to start working with utility regulators on a solar subscription program by Jan. 1.

A winding “blue greenway” is being designed to tame torrential rainfall, mitigate extreme heat and introduce green amenities to an underserved community.

This story was originally published by Energy News Network with support from our 2023 National Fellowship.

Georgia and the Carolinas’ “full-court press” has netted more major clean energy manufacturing announcements since the passage of the 2022 Inflation Reduction Act.

The city council is set to vote on a strategic plan this month that would expand service and phase out fossil-fuel buses over the next decade and a half.

PLAYING THROUGH: The Pegasus crosses a creek at Rolling Hills Country Club. Credit: Sam Eifling

Data Center Ridge is the first phase in a sprawling, state-endorsed plan to advance test sites for solar, wind, pumped hydro, small nuclear and other clean energy innovations.

The story was originally published in Virginia Center for Investigative Journalism with support from our 2023 National Fellowship.