State, Microsoft, Dominion partner for affordable solar energy
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The Commonwealth of Virginia, Microsoft and Dominion will partner to bring 20 megawatts (MW) of solar energy onto the grid in Virginia
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McAuliffe vetoes legislation blocking Clean Power Plan
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Governor Terry McAuliffe vetoed Senate Bill 21, which would bar the Virginia Department of Environmental Quality from submitting a Virginia-specific plan to comply with the federal Clean Power Plan.
Squid-inspired energy converter turns ocean’s power into electricity
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Engineers at Virginia Tech recently tested a wave energy converter inspired by the way squid propel themselves through water.
Dominion Virginia Power, SunEnergy1 to install largest solar facility in Hampton Roads
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Dominion Virginia Power is partnering with SunEnergy1 to install 91,803 solar panels at a new solar farm in Chesapeake.
Mama Summit pushes clean air, climate action
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Virginia grandparents, moms, dads, and kids traveled to the General Assembly Building to demand climate action from state lawmakers at the Mama Summit.
Senate committee backs Clean Power Plan block
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The Senate Finance Committee approved a bill that would delay or obstruct implementation of the Clean Power Plan in Virginia.
House Democrats critical of GOP on efforts to derail Clean Power Plan
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The House passed a bill requiring the General Assembly to give final approval to the plan developed by the state DEQ to comply with the Clean Power Plan.
House passes legislation to restore oversight on energy policy
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The Virginia House of Delegates on Wednesday passed legislation to require General Assembly approval of Virginia’s implementation of the federal Clean Power Plan.
Senate committee advances bill to block Clean Power Plan compliance
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A Senate committee voted Thursday to report a bill that would require the General Assembly to approve any plan to comply with the Clean Power Plan.
Governor announces actions to stimulate growth of renewable energy
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Governor Terry McAuliffe announced this week that the Commonwealth’s agencies will dramatically increase the use of renewable energy to power the state’s operations.
