Studying Energy Market Reform in the Carolinas Background In the Carolinas – and the Southeast by extension – residents get their electricity from either a private or public provider. If the energy provider is a private for-profit utility, their business goal is to maximize the
Business As Usual Is Not An Option: A Discussion on the Parallels Between COVID-19, Climate Change and Our Approach COVID-19 and the global climate crisis both perfectly exemplify the immediate necessity for swift, coordinated, and science-based solutions.The reality however, is that under this administration, the
Implementing Energy Storage in the Commonwealth of Virginia The Commonwealth of Virginia has staked a claim on clean energy with the passage of the Clean Economy Act on April 12, 2020. It sets one of the largest energy storage targets in the United States
Achieving 100 Percent Renewable Energy By the numbers, the vision of 100 percent clean energy across the United States grew exponentially in one year’s time: In 2019 alone, 51 cities and towns, four states, Puerto Rico, and Washington D.C. committed to 100 percent clean, renewable energy.
Difficulty of Local Government Vehicle Electrification In the last blog, we covered the 27 North Carolina local governments that have adopted a 100 percent renewable energy resolution. There are many strategies to achieve this goal and vehicle electrification is undoubtedly a key one. In fact,
By Aharon Kirstenbaum, Consultant, Companies Vs Climate Change Since March, the world has never felt closer to an apocalypse. With all the chaos, this time has also brought out incredible resiliency in us, a resiliency and fervor that has me feeling, with renewed optimism that
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