Public Hearing: Low Emission Vehicle Program
The DNREC Division of Air Quality will hold a virtual hearing on the potential adoption of Advanced Clean Cars II on April 26 at 6 p.m.
DNREC: Clean Cars II would aid goal of shrinking greenhouse gas emissions in Delaware
DNREC Secretary Shawn Garvin joined Dr. David Stevenson, Director of the Caesar Rodney Institute’s Center for Energy & Environmental Policy and Dustyn Thompson, President of Delaware’s chapter of the Sierra Club at a townhall in hosted by the Delaware Republican Party in Wilmington last week to discuss Delaware’s potential adoption of California’s Advanced Clean Car…
Grid operator PJM pushes for electricity auction change as concerns grow over peak winter demand
“The action followed PJM Board consideration of stakeholder comments sought in its Feb. 24 letter announcing a launch of an accelerated process to ensure adequate year-round reserves.”
A look at the future of climate change in Delaware
“Delaware expert David R. Legates sounds off on climate change and how it will impact local businesses and industries.”
Letter to the Editor: EV mandate protects our health, environment
“A recent letter to the editor said that, according to their poll of Delaware citizens, electric vehicles are great, climate change is a real threat, and we favor wind and solar energy. . . “
Delaware lawmakers set town halls on potential zero-emission mandate
“State lawmakers will hold a number of meetings this month regarding Delaware’s potential adoption of California’s Advanced Clean Car II regulations.”
Harrington community divided over proposed solar farm
“Harrington City Council held a public hearing on Monday night to discuss the proposed plan. It would convert about 16 acres of agricultural land into a Commercial Solar Electricity Generation Facility.”
Delaware EV tax credits guide
“The state of Delaware doesn’t offer a tax credit, but rather offers a generous cash rebate to buyers or lessees of electric vehicles and plug-in hybrids.”
To EV or not to EV? That’s the question as debate continues about zero-emission vehicle regulations
“It has been just over a year since Gov. John Carney announced plans to adopt California’s zero-emission vehicle regulations in Delaware . . .”
Delaware is getting $11.3M to address clean water. What we know about where it’s headed
“Funding, which was announced on Feb. 27, will be made available as grants or principal forgiveness loans to help underserved communities in Delaware.”
