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Senate GOP tax bill could crush wind and solar power, advocates say
US Politics · United States

Senate GOP tax bill could crush wind and solar power, advocates say

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Georgia Power Rates Stay the Same for 3 Years
Brian Kemp · Atlanta

Georgia Power Rates Stay the Same for 3 Years

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Tuesday's vote was a formality, after the PSC and Georgia Power reached a deal in May to keep the rate the same through 2028.See the Story
Gov. Josh Stein Vetoes Charter School, State Auditor, and Electric Utility Bills
Charter Schools · North Carolina

Gov. Josh Stein Vetoes Charter School, State Auditor, and Electric Utility Bills

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RALEIGH, N.C. (WNCN) — North Carolina Gov. Josh Stein's office said three of the 10 bills on his desk were vetoed Wednesday. One of the bills vetoed was Senate Bill 254, which amends charter school laws to give the Charter School Review Board more power. Changes in the bill include giving the Charter School Review Board the ability to approve rules and policies at charter schools instead of only being able to provide recommendations to the North…See the Story

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PSC Hears Georgia Power Freeze Plan

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ATLANTA — Executives representing Georgia Power and the state’s energy regulating agency Thursday defended the utility’s plan to freeze rates against accusations that the temporary pause won’t stop customer bills from increasing. ...Atlanta, Georgia · AtlantaSee the Story

Minnesota Community Solar Makes It Past Bipartisan Attempt to End…

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As some state legislatures try to roll back clean energy measures, a successful policy for community solar in Minnesota has survived a political fight to end it. Earlier this month, lawmakers ditched language from the state’s energy omnibus bill that would have terminated a successful state community-solar program…Saint Paul, Minnesota · Saint PaulSee the Story

The New York State Budget Fails to Update the State’s Solar Tax Credit  - Vote Solar

New York State leaders bypassed a critical opportunity to advance solar equity in this year’s budget. Despite significant progress and widespread bipartisan support, the bill to expand and make the state’s solar residential tax credit refundable for low- and moderate-income households was not included in Governor Hochul’s final budget. This decision comes at a time when federal programs supporting clean energy and environmental justice are under…Albany, New York · AlbanyRead Article

Pursuing a Clean Energy Future: A Story of Pueblo’s Coal History - Vote Solar

We just released a new short documentary that captures how Pueblo is at the center of Colorado’s clean energy transition. This city, deeply rooted in the coal and fossil fuel industry, is redefining its future. Pueblo is a powerful example of how communities with deep fossil fuel histories can navigate the clean energy transition. Alongside our partners, we are advocating in front of the Colorado utility commission, making a case for stronger in…Pueblo, Colorado · PuebloRead Article

Why Local Solar is the Solution to America’s Surging Energy Demands - Vote Solar

America faces an unprecedented boom in electricity demand, driven by new technologies and the essential move towards an electrified economy. This surge, projected to grow our peak energy demand 24% by 2030 and 36% by 2035, strains our existing electric system, threatening reliability and affordability. How we meet this new demand will define our climate future. Without a rapid scale-up of clean energy, we risk a massive buildout of new fossil fu…North Carolina · North CarolinaRead Article

Duke’s Proposal Prioritizes Profits Above Affordability - Vote Solar

Retire Coal Units & Replace With “No Regrets” Clean Energy Resource Strategy FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: May 12, 2025 Contacts: Ben Inskeep, CAC Program Director: (317) 735-7741, binskeep@citact.org Will Kenworthy, Vote Solar Midwest Sr. Regulatory Director: (704) 241-4394, will@votesolar.org INDIANAPOLIS – On Thursday May 8th, the Citizens Action Coalition (CAC) and Vote Solar, with the assistance of Earthjustice, filed the direct testimony of Ben I…Indianapolis · IndianapolisRead Article

A Fair Shot at Solar: Why Illinois Needs the Solar Bill of Rights Now - Vote Solar

Far too many Illinoisans face a patchwork of policies that create significant barriers to clean energy access. From homeowners and renters to business owners and sustainability advocates, residents across the state encounter inconsistent rules, unclear pricing, and unfair barriers based solely on where they live or what utility serves them. The Solar Bill of Rights, a key provision in the Clean and Reliable Grid Affordability (CRGA) Act, aims to…Springfield, Illinois · SpringfieldRead Article

Energy bill passes without ratepayer protections - Statehouse

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A sweeping energy bill is headed to Gov. Henry McMaster’s desk for signature, but only after lawmakers stripped out consumer protection provisions designed to shield residential customers from higher power bills. The post Energy bill passes without ratepayer protections appeared first on Charleston City Paper.Energy · South CarolinaSee the Story

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