Matt Busse is a reporter at Cardinal News. He covers business with a focus on energy and mining, including topics such as energy policy and regulation, energy storage, and renewable energy. 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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Pluck'd announced last year that it would build out more than 60 acres of greenhouses to grow tomatoes. Its products now are heading to stores.
Virginia's largest electric utility says the average residential monthly bill could go up almost $22 this summer, but it's proposing an alternative plan to spread some costs out over a longer time.
By: Matt Busse
Hello Cardinal News readers. Welcome back to Cardinal Commerce Notes, our regular feature catching you up on various recent business news items.
The company wants to raise the average residential customer's monthly bill by a total of about $14.
Four out of five doctors report using artificial intelligence in the workplace for tasks such as note-taking, communicating with patients and conducting research.
By: Matt Busse
The electric utility plans to hold an open house on June 3 to provide more information.
Plus: Airports get federal funding, Roanoke law firm expands, home builders launch charitable foundation.
The utility said its request, which would raise the average residential monthly bill by $9.10, is the lowest in 30 years.
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.
