Category Archives: Energy

Miyares Challenges Secrecy

Posted on May 3, 2022 by Stephen D. Haner

Virginia Attorney General Jason Miyares (R) has moved to open to public inspection much of the secret data and analysis about Dominion Energy Virginia’s proposed Coastal Virginia Offshore Wind project. His petition filed with the State Corporation Commission April 29 … Continue reading →

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SCC Staff Review Opens the Door to “No”

Posted on April 11, 2022 by Stephen D. Haner

Testimony filed by the State Corporation Commission staff on April 8 opened a slight possibility that the Commission could reject Dominion Energy Virginia’s proposed $10 billion wind project off Virginia Beach. It all depends on how the SCC decides to … Continue reading →

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If U.S. Copies Europe, “It Will End in Tears”

Posted on April 1, 2022 by Stephen D. Haner

“Don’t follow our path.  Don’t copy the Europeans.  It will end in tears,” Peiser said.  Continue reading →

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Green New Deal Still Rules in Virginia

Posted on March 11, 2022 by Stephen D. Haner

The elections of a Republican Virginia governor and a new Republican majority in the House of Delegates have not changed Virginia’s status as one of the greenest of Green New Deal states in the country.  Every effort to reverse the … Continue reading →

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Is Fairfax Positioning To Move Against Gas?

Posted on March 8, 2022 by Stephen D. Haner

It was a Richmond City Council resolution back in the fall, expressing a desire to shut down its municipal natural gas utility, that triggered pending (and now struggling) Virginia legislation to prevent localities from prohibiting natural gas.   Less attention has been given … Continue reading →

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