Energy & Technology
Technology
North Carolina Co-op Powers First Electric School Buses in Its Territory
Roanoke Co-op believes electric buses will inspire kids to explore careers in green energy.
Technology
DOE Official: Finding Common Ground Is Key for Reliable, Resilient Grid
Energy Department official Gene Rodrigues shares his grid priorities at NRECA meeting.
Energy Supply
NRECA Pursues Supreme Court Stay of EPA Mercury and Air Rule
The rule will be costly and hurt grid reliability without major health benefits, NRECA says.
Energy Supply
NRECA Fights ‘One-Size-Fits-All’ Coal Ash Rule
EPA should finalize permitting programs that can be tailored to individual sites, NRECA says.
Energy Supply
NRECA Files Application with U.S. Supreme Court to Stay EPA Power Plant Rule
The action follows the recent D.C. Circuit Court’s rejection of a stay request.
Energy Supply
NRECA Seeks Supreme Court Stay of EPA Power Plant Rule
A lower court denied NRECA’s stay request on July 19.
Energy Supply
NRECA Challenges Interior Conservation Rule
The rule could block large amounts of public lands from use by electric cooperatives.
Technology
Co-op Energy Storage Projects Get Boost From New PACE Awards
Electric co-ops in Alaska and Arizona will develop energy storage with new federal loans.
Energy Supply
NRECA Seeks Immediate Halt to EPA’s Mercury and Air Rule for Power Plants
The new mercury and air standards may not even be achievable, NRECA says.