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What's open and closed on Christmas: MS Coast garbage pickup, libraries, more

Here’s what you need to know about garbage pickup and more in Hancock, Harrison and Jackson Counties, as well as South Mississippi cities.

What's open and closed on Thanksgiving Day: MS Coast garbage pickup, libraries, more

Here’s what you need to know about garbage pickup and more in Hancock, Harrison and Jackson Counties, as well as South Mississippi cities.

DOE selects 4 equity-focused organizations to receive energy storage assistance

Utility industry news and analysis for energy professionals.

Backpack Buddies providing food to families in need in Harrison County

The Gulf Blue Navigator Program Selects Inaugural Six Startup Companies | The University of Southern Mississippi

Six blue technology startups target improving ocean health, securing critical infrastructure, and increasing coastal resilience all while driving economic growth in the ‘new’ blue economy.

DOE/PNNL to help 14 underserved communities with energy needs

The DoE national lab PNNL will provide technical support to 14 underserved communities around their energy needs including deploying storage.

MS Gulf Coast Chamber hosted 2022 annual meeting

Coast provider gets $7.8 million to go high-speed

Chairman Dane Maxwell of the Mississippi Public Service Commission on Monday joined leadership and staff from CoastConnect, LLC, a subsidiary of Coast Electric Power Association, to sign an order releasing $7.8 million to bring high-speed Internet to Hancock, Harrison and Pearl River counties. “I am honored for the opportunity to sign off on projects like this that bring such a huge benefit to the people of Mississippi,” Chairman Dane Maxwell said. “With the help of this federal funding, CoastConnect will be able to provide high-speed internet to its customers who may have never had access to it before.” Last year, Coast Electric participated in the Rural Digital Opportunity Fund (RDOF) Phase I Auction process and was awarded the $7.8 million.

How coronavirus stimulus funds helped one state create a 'broadband miracle'

Conexon supports seven Mississippi electric cooperatives in completing CARES Act broadband pilot projects on time; co-ops successfully deliver FTTH access to thousands of unserved and underserved Mississippians within compressed timelines

Conexon supports seven Mississippi electric cooperatives in completing CARES Act broadband pilot projects on time; co-ops successfully deliver FTTH access to thousands of unserved and underserved Mississippians within compressed timelines In less than five months, electric power associations leveraged $33.8 million in CARES Act funding to build over 2,000 miles of fiber, making world-class internet speeds and capabilities available to nearly 14,000 rural homes January 26, 2021 15:30 ET | Source: Conexon Conexon Kansas City, KANSAS CITY, Mo., Jan. 26, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) Rural fiber-optic network design and construction management leader Conexon supported seven Mississippi electric power associations (EPAs) as they successfully met CARES Act funding accelerated timing and build requirements to deliver high-speed fiber internet to thousands of rural residents in unserved or underserved areas.