Pulaski County, Virginia, wants to become a nationwide leader in renewable energy. The county that, in January, approved a special use permit for a 300 MW solar farm developed by Hecate Energy, is now awaiting a wind farm in development by Apex Energy that could have a capacity of more than 150 MW.

U.S. demand for hydrogen could reach 17 million metric tons by 2030 and 63 million metric tons by 2050, roughly equivalent to 14 percent of final energy demand, according to a recent report.

Following a joint report from their two entities, Doran Miller, Arizona director of the Western Way and Steve Zylstra, president and CEO of the Arizona Technology Council, think 2021 has the potential to be an important year for renewables in the state.

Regan brings to the role a focus on the environmental justice side of climate change, spending eight years with the Environmental Justice Fund as VP for clean energy and the Southeast regional director.

Weeks after Pulaski County, Virginia announced its SolSmart “solar ready community” gold certification process, Hecate Energy has formally submitted plans for the county’s first utility scale solar project.

AEE has released a new report today quantifying the potential economic benefits of significant solar, EV, and energy efficiency investment in Florida.

The state utility commission initially approved a replacement portfolio of 650 MW of solar resources, 300 MW of battery storage and 40 MW of demand-side management resources under third-party ownership.

The Lake Erie offshore wind project ‘Icebreaker’ isn’t a done deal but a recent decision by the OPSB opens a wide berth for its developers to finally realize a plan that’s been in the works for almost a decade.

The South Carolina legislature is reconvening this week to finalize the state’s budget and consider bills that only passed a single chamber earlier this year ahead of the abrupt close during the early peak of the COVID-19 pandemic in the region.