Hattie Larlham Gala A Success
TPI was a proud sponsor of Hattie Larlham’s Bright & Blue Gala, and it was an exceptional success, raising over $300,000 to support Hattie Larlham’s programs & services. The story >>
Energy Market Snapshot: November 6, 2023
EIA: WEEKLY NATURAL GAS STORAGE The last two natural gas storage reports have shown a more robust injection than the five-year average, which is helping to keep the price of Natural Gas lower as mild weather has kept heat demand down. Projections of a mild winter due to a strong El Nino are also holding…
Pennsylvania Court Rules Governor Illegally Joined Carbon Emissions Trading Alliance
Pennsylvania’s Commonwealth Court rules the state’s governor overextended his power by signing the state up for the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative, calling it an illegal tax; environmentalists want the matter appealed to the state’s top court.
Bowling Green Dams Get Funding
Four hydroelectric plants on the Ohio River that Bowling Green, Ohio, relies on for electricity receive $8 million in federal infrastructure funding.
Market Snapshot: Monday, October 30, 2023
EIA: WEEKLY NATURAL GAS STORAGE The last two storage reports have shown a more robust injection than the five-year average, which is helping to keep the price of Natural Gas lower as mild weather has kept heat demand down. Projections of a mild winter due to a strong El Nino are also holding back gas…
NextEra: up to $1.8B by 2026 in Renewable Tax Credit Sales
NextEra expects up to $1.8B by 2026 in renewable energy tax credit sales, CFO says The tax credit market is growing more rapidly than expected, an energy marketplace director said, but questions remain about whether it’s bringing new money to the sector. Read the article >>
Move Towards Clean Energy Means Fossil Fuel’s Peak Near
The “unstoppable” global transition to clean energy means fossil fuel demand is set to peak before 2030, the International Energy Agency predicts. Read the article >>
Action Needed to Reclaim ‘Zombie’ Coal Mines
Congress members call for investigating “zombie mines,” where coal production has idled. Still, reclamation remains incomplete after an Appalachian advocacy group identified 633,000 acres in seven states that need reclamation.
