President Donald Trump’s choice to head a federal coal mine regulator, like more than one of his nominees, is a vocal critic of the very agency he’s being asked to lead.
Posted inNews, Southeast
Workshops aim to train architects, engineers on solar basics
While training opportunities abound for installers, a series of workshops in three southern cities aims to bring architects and other design professionals up to speed on solar.
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Commentary: A time to break down, a time to build up: energy equity and the Southeast’s future
Clean energy advocates are recognized for their efforts in helping get Atlanta to 100 percent renewable energy.
Posted inOpinion, Southeast
Commentary: Renewable energy is an economic issue, not a partisan one
It is the reality of the world in which we live — Republicans and Democrats in the North Carolina General Assembly are often divided on complex social and economic issues. However, over 80 percent of legislation, including energy-related bills, are passed with strong bipartisan support. True, there have been some contentious debates over the right path […]
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Commentary: Utility roadblocks are the Southeast’s real solar eclipse
In addition to being a natural wonder, the eclipse is also a reminder of the incredible power of our sun—and the growing promise of solar power.