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Manchin, Capito Announce Progress Empowering West Virginia to Permit Carbon Storage Projects
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Manchin, Capito Announce Progress Empowering West Virginia to Permit Carbon Storage Projects

Today, Senator Joe Manchin III (I-WV), Chairman of the Senate Committee on Energy and Natural Resources, and Senator Shelley Moore Capito (R-WV), Ranking Member of the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works, announced that the Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has proposed granting West Virginia the authority to oversee and administer the Class VI well...

In North Carolina, conservative clean energy supporters aren’t worried
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In North Carolina, conservative clean energy supporters aren’t worried

Mark Fleming has a prediction for those terrified about the impact of a second Trump administration on the clean energy transition: ​“It’s going to work out better than folks think.” Fleming is head of Conservatives for Clean Energy, a Raleigh-based nonprofit that brings together lobbyists, consultants, and politicians on the right who support clean energy. The group formed a decade ago,...

Air Pollution Will Probably Still Decline Under the Second Trump Presidency
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Air Pollution Will Probably Still Decline Under the Second Trump Presidency

Given President-elect Donald J. Trump’s critical rhetoric about environmental regulation, it is natural to wonder what the future of pollution reduction will look like under his next presidential term, as regulations are the primary policy mechanism by which air pollution is managed in the United States. Although it would be understandable to assume that pollution...

Permitting for ‘as much energy as possible’ tops Bob Latta’s agenda for key panel
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Permitting for ‘as much energy as possible’ tops Bob Latta’s agenda for key panel

Longtime Rep. Bob Latta (R-OH) is vowing to prioritize permitting reform and domestic energy production as he vies to be chairman of the Energy and Commerce Committee, one of the most coveted energy leadership positions in the House. Latta, the most senior Republican on the committee, is going up against Rep. Brett Guthrie (R-KY) to lead the influential committee, which will only gain...

Momentum Grows to Repower Retiring Coal Plants with Nuclear
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Momentum Grows to Repower Retiring Coal Plants with Nuclear

Growing energy demand, advances in reactor technology, and recent legislative and regulatory progress are fueling rising interest in nuclear energy. This momentum could open the door to repowering retiring coal plants with nuclear—an approach that could boost local economies while providing the grid with clean reliable energy, as outlined in BPC’s 2023 report, Can Advanced Nuclear...

This DOE-backed software is helping to unclog the grid
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This DOE-backed software is helping to unclog the grid

Brian Fitzsimons, CEO of GridUnity, doesn’t think his company alone can solve the grid interconnection backlog that’s holding back the U.S. energy transition. But he’s sure that its software is a lot better than the combination of paper, spreadsheets, and email that most grid operators use right now. In fact, he claims his firm’s software can shave about a year or more from the...

HEATS On in the Lame Duck
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HEATS On in the Lame Duck

Last week, the House voted to advance the Harnessing Energy At Thermal Sources (HEATS) Act, a critical piece of legislation aimed at accelerating the development of geothermal energy on federal lands.

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