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Modern email apps compromise on security or features. Southwest Virginia should take advantage of incentives in the recently passed climate law for clean energy companies to locate in coal country, writes an editor.Introducing iOS + macOS Subscription Bundles! You can now save 10% or more when using Canary across all of your devices! If you have already purchased separate subscriptions for iOS & macOS, you can switch to the bundle via App Store > Subscriptions.Alabama must adapt to electric vehicles to hold its position as nation’s fourth-largest auto-manufacturing state, writes the executive director of an energy think tank.(Georgia Recorder)īIOFUELS: A company that recycles waste cooking oil, fats and greases quietly grows in a South Carolina county. (Charleston Gazette-Mail, subscription)īIOMASS: Georgia residents and environmentalists organize against a large wood pellet plant planned for a predominantly Black and Hispanic community. West Virginia sees high flood risks but less than 1.5% of its residential structures have flood insurance.North Texas residents begin to take stock after 15 inches of rain flooded parts of the Dallas area.OIL & GAS: Natural gas prices fall after a Texas export terminal closed by a fire earlier this year announces a delay in reopening. (Commercial Appeal)ĮMISSIONS: A coalition of pharmaceutical, food and brewing companies wants North Carolina regulators to prioritize energy efficiency and renewable energy when developing a plan to limit carbon emissions. UTILITIES: Memphis, Tennessee, hires an energy consultant to consider whether the municipal utility should continue its affiliation with the Tennessee Valley Authority or find another power provider as a nearby suburb surveys its residents on the question. A Georgia gas station franchise prepares to open 16 Tesla charging stations.

#Canary mail pricing drivers

Some drivers could receive discounts on electric Ford F-150 Lightning trucks as Duke Energy studies adapting their battery packs to support the grid in North Carolina and Florida.

A Virginia transformer company that makes equipment to support grid infrastructure positions itself for electric vehicle charger deployment.

A company opens in Tennessee with plans to build 10,000 to 30,000 fast-charging electric vehicle stations annually.

A Tennessee solar installation company grows rapidly amid rising demand for renewables.

Duke Energy announces a final application period for its North Carolina solar rebate program because it has additional funding even after the program ostensibly ended last month.

John Bel Edwards calls on a state bond commission to find a solution to allow a $39 million substation for New Orleans it’s previously blocked because commission members disagree with the city’s decision not to enforce the state’s abortion law. PIPELINES: Federal regulators approve the Mountain Valley Pipeline’s request for another four years to complete construction. (Richmond Times-Dispatch, Associated Press) WIND: Dominion Energy pushes back against Virginia regulators’ addition of a performance guarantee in their approval of its planned offshore wind farm, saying it could push the utility to scrap the project. COAL ASH: Federal regulators who want to enforce coal ash storage rules must work through state agencies that have largely approved companies’ storage proposals, resulting in coal ash stored in ponds, landfills, old limestone quarries and even “Ash Island” in a lake popular with Tennessee boaters and swimmers.