Eco-City Alexandria is about all things sustainable, including the ways we can save energy and water, reduce waste, and make other eco-friendly choices at home. Whether you know it or not, it’s likely that your home already has eco-friendly features—such as LED lightbulbs and energy-efficient... Read More
Lawmakers from both parties are seeking to use state tax dollars to boost new natural gas infrastructure projects related to data centers and chicken processing plants, as a proposed spending plan is nearing completion before going to the governor for review. See the full story... Read More
PJM Interconnection, the organization that manages the transmission grid delivering electricity to about 65 million people from the mid-Atlantic coast to the Great Lakes, badly needs more power. In fact, its inability to connect projects languishing in its interconnection queues — most of them solar, wind, and batteries ready to replace... Read More
The Clean Energy Advantage (CEA) Loan Pilot Program offers Maryland residents a convenient and affordable financing option for residential energy improvements. This includes projects such as energy-efficient heating and air conditioning systems, water heating systems, windows and doors, whole-home insulation, and weatherproofing, regardless of income... Read More
NPS Chesapeake Gateways is a community assistance and partner network. The program provides financial and technical assistance to enhance conservation, recreation, and interpretation throughout the Chesapeake Bay watershed. It also convenes a system of nearly 300 parks, refuges, museums, historic communities, and water trails in... Read More
Properly recycling electronics conserves natural resources, ensures appropriate handling of toxic materials, provides a more sustainable source of precious metals, and protects human health and the environment. Through the eCYCLE DC program, DOEE oversees manufacturers’ efforts to help District residents recycle and reuse their Covered Electronic... Read More
A package of bills from legislative leaders designed to generate more energy in Maryland and reduce ratepayer costs, includes giving nuclear energy “tier 1” status, making it eligible for certain state clean energy subsidies. But House Economic Matters Chair C.T. Wilson (D-Charles), an architect of... Read More
The Deputy Director of Government Affairs will shape how Washington understands carbon removal. The organization sets out to pass a consequential tax credit for the sector, defend federal carbon removal programs, and put forward a vision for demand-side policy that can get the industry to... Read More
A free 5-week training program designed to empower women-owned construction businesses with the skills and expertise needed to seize emerging opportunities in building retrofits across the district. Gain access to mentorship, networking opportunities, and tailored technical assistance along with personalized business coaching for up to... Read More
The looming energy policy debate in the Maryland General Assembly might best be described as everything, everywhere, all at once. See the full story in the Maryland Matters. More DMV News Data Centers Fuel Energy Debates as Lawmakers Seek Ratepayer Protections Virginia Mercury With data... Read More