Matt Busse is a Reporter at Cardinal News. He covers a diverse range of topics including business, energy and mining, real estate, and the beauty industry, with a particular focus on energy policy and regulation, commercial real estate, and housing market trends. Matt's work has been featured in The Facts Newspaper, Hastings Tribune Newspaper, Grist, and Radio IQ/WVTF Public Radio FM 89.
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Matt Busse's coverage predominantly focuses on local business, industry, and government-related topics in Virginia. His interest lies in announcements, expert commentary, press releases, and government announcements related to economic development, infrastructure projects, energy initiatives, manufacturing developments as well as legislative changes impacting businesses.
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Plus: Appalachian Power seeks more renewables, Danville chamber hosts employment law webinar.
By: Matt Busse
The developer of an “extra-high-voltage” electric transmission line slated to run through nine Virginia counties has released a map with new proposed routes. Critics of the project remain committed to keeping it from ever being built.
TAC Data Centers plans to build on approximately 1,000 acres in eastern Wythe County, near the Pulaski County line.
By: Matt Busse
Plus: Virginia launches a healthcare website, and the Virginia Chamber names a new president.
The proposal would send the proceeds from the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative back to Dominion customers rather than using the money to fund energy-efficiency and flood-preparedness programs.
The indoor vertical farming company in Pittsylvania County had faced possible closure for months before it was sold.
By: Matt Busse
RINGANA will use the Roanoke facility as its distribution hub for the United States, as well as for manufacturing and research.
Also: New Christiansburg train station renderings, Microsoft's Mecklenburg expansion, Valley Link's Buckingham meeting postponed and electric upgrades at Wythe County's Progress Park.
By: Matt Busse, Elizabeth Beyer
The spending bill will now head to Gov. Abigail Spanberger, who will have line-item veto authority over the legislation.
Also: Orvis will stay in Roanoke, job postings must include pay ranges starting in July, Virginia wants your input on its energy plan, and the state asks farmers to remain vigilant against the New …
