Electric power reforms gain ground in Virginia
Two big Bills designed to fix Virginia's broken electric power system have cleared the first legislative hurdle, on the road to becoming law.
Two big Bills designed to fix Virginia's broken electric power system have cleared the first legislative hurdle, on the road to becoming law.
Tell the Virginia House of Delegates the truth about which energy sources work and which don't.
The Virginia Clean Economy Act or VCEA mandates the phaseout of fossil fueled power generation by 2045, with deadlines all along the way.
BY DAVID T STEVENSON: Virginia's new Governor Glenn Youngkin is doing the right thing pulling out of the "carbon tax" Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) program by executive action.
The Virginia Clean Economy Act is pointless and reckless virtue signaling. It will accomplish nothing nothing, while having many negative effects on the people of Virginia. It needs to be repealed under the incoming administration.
“RGGI describes itself as a regional market for carbon, but it is really a carbon tax that is fully passed on to ratepayers. It’s a bad deal for Virginians. It’s a bad deal for Virginia businesses,” Youngkin said.
The ill-conceived Virginia Clean Economy Act (VCEA) has created an enormous stampede of proposed solar projects. The lineup of "subsidy farms" in progress is breathtaking. It is also stupid.
The Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI) allowance auction tax program (where electric power ratepayers have to pay for the allowances) is particularly nasty because the tax is unpredictable and can become very volatile.
With the State-wide election in Virginia only two months away, it will be interesting to see how much the issue of “renewable energy” plays.
Virginia's 100% renewables mandate has been estimated to cost its people billions of dollars, but a more realistic estimate is trillions.
For the second time in 15 months, residents of rural Culpeper County, Virginia have risen up against a proposed massive solar array project.
For a harbinger of their energy future, Virginians need look no further than California. It’s not a pretty picture.
Without all the subsidies, renewable generated electricity costs consumers twenty times more than electricity supplied by existing sources.
Virginia is for lovers. But nowadays it is also for Green extremists.
Want to increase the cost of electricity with no benefit to anyone but investors? Wind power is for you