House Democrats offer up midterm report card for House Republicans
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Wednesday, the day after crossover and the mid-point in the 2016 General Assembly session, House Democrats released their Midterm Report Card.
Search Results for clean energy
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Pipeline route threatens new parts of Virginia, West Virginia
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Dominion Energy announced plans today to re-route the proposed Atlantic Coast Pipeline through Highland, Bath and Augusta counties.
Opower to invest $10.45 million to expand headquarters operation in Arlington County
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Opower, the global leader in cloud-based software for the utility industry, will invest $10.45 million to expand its headquarters operation in Arlington County.
Several Virginia Democratic leaders campaigning for Hillary Clinton today
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A group of elected Democrats will campaign for Hillary Clinton at the Mount Vernon District Democratic Committee’s annual Mardi Gras event on Saturday.
Groups in Virginia, West Virginia intervene in third fracked-gas project
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Appalachian Mountain Advocates filed a protest and motion to intervene in the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s permitting process for the WB XPress.
House Democrats throw shade at GOP jobs plan
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Virginia House Republicans introduced their plan to create jobs in Virginia in 2016. House Democrats see some flaws in their plan.
New Bernie Sanders ad touts senator’s stand against Big Oil
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U.S. Sen. Bernie Sanders’ stand against the proposed Bakken oil pipeline in Iowa is the focus of a new television ad set to begin airing on Wednesday in Iowa.
Dominion Virginia Power plans $9.5 billion in infrastructure, upgrades
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Dominion Virginia Power plans to invest nearly $2 billion per year through 2020 to add new, clean generation, including solar energy.
Plan to install 110 megawatts of new solar for use by the Commonwealth
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Dominion Virginia Power and the Commonwealth of Virginia reached an agreement to deploy 110 megawatts of solar power generation.
Environmental groups in two states file legal protest of proposed Mountain Valley Pipeline
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The proposed Mountain Valley Pipeline that would carry natural gas fracked in northern West Virginia 301 miles through West Virginia and Virginia is not needed, would cause irreparable harm to the environment and private property, and should be denied.
