Push them into traffic.
When it comes to protecting the whales there is no plan.
Official submission by CFACT to protect Virginia electric ratepayers.
The Offshore Wind Project consists of 176 wind turbines, each larger than the Washington Monument, to be erected 27 miles out in the open ocean off the shore of Virginia Beach, at an initial estimated cost of $10 billion.
There are a lot of red flags with Dominion Energy's planned 176 offshore wind turbine farm—especially its $10 billion price tag. Listen to District of Conservation today to learn more.
Pennsylvania Gov. Tom Wolf’s (D) ploy to circumvent the Legislature and force the Keystone State to become a member of the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) suffered a setback July 8, when a judge issued a temporary injunction against the move.
The Dominion Energy offshore wind project is the largest, riskiest, and costliest public works project ever undertaken in Virginia history.
Dominion proposes to build a huge amount of wind and solar generating capacity, together with retiring all of its fossil fueled generators, with almost none of the enormous storage capacity that is required to make the renewables viable.
Virginia is now for Sunday hunting lovers. Learn about Senate Bill 8 and how 2 million acres of public land will be open on Sundays starting July 1st, 2022.
The ill- named Virginia Clean Economy Act (VCEA) in 2020, it imposed on the Commonwealth the most radical electrical energy policy in its history.
Here are the bills that survived and died in crossover in the Virginia General Assembly. And where Andrew Wheeler's nomination stands. Tune in here.
Dominion says they are doing a lot of reliability analysis. Clearly that analysis has yet to find its way into their Integrated Resource Plans.
Your response helped comments favoring smart energy policy and genuine environmentalism to outweigh those submitted by the anti-energy Left by a hefty margin of seven to one!
"The record clearly establishes that the VCEA is bad for consumers, bad for the environment, and based on fundamentally flawed public policy."
Two big Bills designed to fix Virginia's broken electric power system have cleared the first legislative hurdle, on the road to becoming law.