A new study by Clemson reveals broad support from marine recreationists for offshore wind power from Georgetown to North Myrtle Beach. Read More
Electricity rates in South Carolina are receiving more and more scrutiny as they continue to rise for many utility customers. Read More Here or Here
With fuel costs on the decline, why are electricity rates rising around the country? Read More
Here is a must read, sobering analysis of the future of oil supplies. Read More
Almost 50% of water withdrawals in the U.S. are associated with thermoelectric power plants, and a large majority of Americans favor a shift to more water friendly sources of power like wind and solar. Read More
In a new article published by the journal Nature, U.S. Secretary of Energy Steven Chu explains how cost declines, technological advances, and policy could translate into an 80% penetration rate for renewables in this country by 2050. Read More
Utilities across the country are taking a closer look at financing energy efficiency retrofits for their customers through various on-bill financing models. Read More
A new study from the Congressional Budget Office concludes more drilling won’t necessarily translate into the budgetary boon some lawmakers are suggesting. Read More
Group net metering policies can help pave the way for community-scale renewable energy projects. Read More
The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers has announced a $7 billion request for proposals for privately financed renewable energy projects to be deployed at military bases around the country. Read More
