Texas Rebate Grants for NOx Emissions Reduction

Thinking about doing business in South Central Texas? The new GVEC FAQ page breaks down everything you need to know about Guadalupe Valley, from community and county information to electricity rates and available sites. Explore it now. https://lnkd.in/epZsy7f7

SB 254 is a California energy bill tied to wildfire funding and utility costs. VCEDA is tracking it closely because energy affordability and business cost pressures matter to Ventura County employers and the broader regional economy. VCEDA has historically opposed policies that could increase costs for businesses and ratepayers without clear accountability, and we will continue to engage on issues like SB 254 through that lens. Learn more about VCEDA’s advocacy work: VCEDA.org

LIGHTS OUT: A federal proposal to eliminate a key energy assistance program is raising concerns across the Rio Grande Valley. President Donald Trump has called for the elimination of the Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP), referring to it as “unnecessary.” The program helps thousands of low-income families pay for utilities. #Electricity #Lights #LightsOut #LightBill #Energy #energysaving #Money #Dinero #Federal #Budget #PresidentTrump #RGV #McAllen #Edinburg #LowIncome

Millen, GA is getting an upgrade to their water system thanks for the $1.5 million for they received through bipartisan government funding legislation. “We are grateful to Senator Ossoff for securing this congressional direct spending funding. The new industrial water tank is a critical infrastructure upgrade that will enhance our ability to serve industrial customers, support job creation, and position our community for long-term growth."—Mayor King Rocker Tap https://lnkd.in/gnSq4Eu4 to learn more. David Shaw Eddie Morrison JB Butler Troy Dressler Rich Schaefer Kurt Kieninger Tim Hallmark Rory Budds Theresa Jaime Claire Morley Darin M. Coker 💧Marty Mazzella Jason Fraser Jennifer Abrams Rick Viviani Jr Tara Kirkland

Lowering costs and holding big corporations accountable. The Utility Relief Act helps bring down energy bills, invests in clean energy, and ensures fairness in how costs are shared, putting money back in the pockets of Maryland families.

I’m grateful to see my latest piece published in The Hill, with ConservAmerica, on why the CERTAIN Act matters. This issue matters for Wyoming because our economy depends on being able to build and maintain energy, transmission, water, and other core infrastructure under rules that are clear and reliable. It matters for the United States because a country that cannot make durable permitting decisions will struggle to build what it needs, keep costs down, and stay competitive. My argument is simple: when the government grants a permit under the law, that decision should mean something. https://lnkd.in/gm3pjWbU

Today’s King’s Speech sets out much-needed legislative direction on fuel poverty through the Energy Independence Bill. Key measures that National Energy Action (NEA) welcomes include: - Primary Legislation for new minimum energy efficiency standards in the private rented sector.  🏡 - Legislation to establish a new Warm Homes Agency to co-ordinate large‑scale delivery. ☎️ - Expanding the government’s toolkit to protect low-income and vulnerable households when needed, by enabling the provision of targeted support for energy bills. 💡 Raising private rented sector minimum energy efficiency standards is something we have long advocated for, and we strongly welcome the primary legislation commitment seen in today’s bill.

The IRS will send your church or school a check. The deadline is May 15. Pastor Glass of Lord of Lord Ministries and Interfaith Power and Light staff and board celebrate a new solar installation, The church received a cash payment from the IRS through the Elective Pay program. Photo Courtesy Michigan Interfaith Power and Light. Overview: The federal Elective Pay program returns 30%-70% of clean energy project costs as https://lnkd.in/eDmXBQCP

Today, we received a final decision on our 2024 General Rate Case and Infrastructure Improvement Plan from the California Public Utilities Commission (CPUC). We believe the decision enables us to invest responsibly in water system infrastructure through 2027 to support our communities and sets our revenue and rates to help sustain safe, clean, reliable water service through 2028. Read our full release at: https://lnkd.in/gXsu2K45

Pennsylvania built a power surplus. Virginia built dependence. That’s the difference competition makes. PA generates 40% more electricity than it uses because private investment and competition work. Monopolies don’t solve shortages. They create them. https://lnkd.in/es7GjzWg