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As we celebrate the 1-year anniversary of the Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) and its unprecedented and game-changing advances, it’s important to highlight how one finance
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There has been over a year of waiting for the UK government’s new Biomass Strategy. While we’ve waited, forests have been cut, shipped across the
Initial survey work will soon begin to support offshore wind development in the Carolina Long Bay lease area, off North Carolina. Due to the close
A parent and kindergartner who have to dart across a 12-lane arterial separating their home from the child’s school. A business owner whose corner market
With an additional $8.7 billion in funding through 2026 from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law (BIL) and clean transportation leadership from Governor Roy Cooper’s office, North
For three weeks this summer, President Biden and members of his administration went on the road. In 20 states, from Hawaii to Vermont, they spread
LANSING — The Michigan Public Service Commission approved a settlement [last week] led by advocacy organizations on behalf of utility customers that will require DTE
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