The $440M plan to deploy heat pumps and electrify buildings is the product of a state law requiring gas utilities to cut emissions — and is an important test case.
Xcel Colorado’s new clean heat plan is a big deal. Here’s why. is an article from Energy News Network, a nonprofit news service covering the clean energy transition. If you would like to support us please make a donation.
As more energy intensive industries take root, we must protect our residents from both the increases in our power needs and our monthly power bills.
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Update (12:28 p.m.): The National Weather Service (NWS) has issued a severe flash flood warning for Tompkins County until 6:30 p.m. Between 1 and 2 inches of rain has fallen. […]
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Del. David Reid, D-Loudoun County, has written a book about his upbringing in Rockbridge County.
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RiverStreet Networks failed to deploy broadband in portions of Halifax, Mecklenburg and Brunswick counties. A Mecklenburg County-based co-op will take over the work affecting 3,757 sites.
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Arnold Oden arrived early Wednesday morning to shepherd community members into his church so they could start the next chapter of their lives. “I’m from the House of the Lord and I’m from the streets,” said Oden, a gray-bearded and energetic man. He volunteered to spend all day Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and Saturday in front […]
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It’s back-to-school season. For some Summit County students, such as those at the Akron Public Schools’ I Promise School, supported by the LeBron James Family Foundation, classes started last week. From private grade schools to specialized public high schools, here’s when Summit County students have to report back to school this fall, in alphabetical order. […]
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The yellowwood tree is a rare and unique tree that will win you over with its brightly hued heartwood and showy flowers. It’s a plant you’ll want to add to your must-have list. Cladrastis kentukea, or yellowwood, is a small tree native to Kentucky and other states in the Southeast and Midwest, including Ohio, where […]
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ITHACA, N.Y. — A proposal to develop artificial turf fields on Cornell University’s campus has spurred concern among environmentalists and division among local planning officials. The reason: PFAS, a group […]
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After a 12-year vacancy, the Hotel Arizona in downtown will become a Hyatt Regency hotel under a new lease agreement with the city of Tucson. The lease agreement and tax break on the hotel with developers Pueblo Center Partners and HSL Circle Properties is a renewal of an agreement from November 2019 that expired in […]
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