Alternative Energy

May162017

EnerKnol’s Visual Primer – Virginia’s Legislative Package and Dominion’s IRP Reflect New Role for Clean Energy

Virginia has enacted a suite of clean energy bills that will help expand renewable energy and energy efficiency across the state. The legislation increases opportunities for community solar, pumped storage, battery technologies, and green development zones, bringing a remarkable turn in a state that has generally lingered over clean energy development. Amid legislative efforts to advance Virginia’s clean energy future, the state’s largest utility Dominion Energy also presented solar as a central piece of its 2017 Integrated Resource Plan. The new legislative package and the underlying market developments set Virginia up for a sustainable energy policy that supports economic development.

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May 16, 2017

Early Ending of Tax Credits Casts Uncertainty over Oklahoma Wind Industry

Oklahoma has enacted legislation ending the state’s wind energy tax credits on July 1, 2017, more than three years ahead of the original schedule to help close a budget deficit. The early sunset of tax credits is unlikely to impact the budget outlook in the near term, but creates uncertainty for wind projects under construction. Addressing the state’s recurring budget deficits require a comprehensive economic plan and a long-term strategy to draw new investment and align revenues.

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April 26, 2017

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EnerKnol’s Visual Primer – Early Ending of Tax Credits Casts Uncertainty over Oklahoma Wind Industry

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April 25, 2017

New Ohio Bill Adds to Nationwide Nuclear Subsidy Debate

Ohio SB 128 would create a zero-emissions nuclear resource program to subsidize the state’s nuclear plants for providing fuel diversity and environmental benefits. The proposal is similar to programs in New York and Illinois which are facing lawsuits for discriminating specific generating units and infringing on the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission’s authority over interstate electricity markets, underscoring the need for market-based solutions to drive the nuclear industry in future.

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April 12, 2017

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EnerKnol’s Visual Primer – Virginia’s Legislative Package and Dominion’s IRP Reflect New Role for Clean Energy

Early Ending of Tax Credits Casts Uncertainty over Oklahoma Wind Industry

EnerKnol’s Visual Primer – Early Ending of Tax Credits Casts Uncertainty over Oklahoma Wind Industry

New Ohio Bill Adds to Nationwide Nuclear Subsidy Debate

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