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The Leadership Cleveland Class of 2024 selected more than 60 senior level leaders from public, private and nonprofit sectors July 18.

Participants are senior-level leaders from the public, private and nonprofit sectors. They'll start a 10-month program this fall to become 'deeply exposed to challenges and opportunities facing Northeast Ohio with a goal of becoming inspired to use their new knowledge and connections to advance the region,' the Cleveland Leadership Center says.

Highlights New clean energy hydrogen blending pilot project near Cleveland and Akron tests emissions-reducing technology Pilot harnesses the world's most abundant element for clean, rene. . .

The Hydrogen Heights project will test a blend of Dominion Energy’s standard natural gas with 5% hydrogen to see how effective and safe it is to use in homes and businesses.

Dominion Energy Ohio Starts Hydrogen Blending Pilot Print Email RSS ... | May 20, 2023

Jim Eck is officially retiring from that role Jan. 1.

Dan Weekley would lead its Ohio operations as President and General Manager of Ohio Distribution. Jim Eck, President and General Manager will retire on Jan. 1, 2023, after a 25-year career at the company. Weekley assumed operational responsibility for Dominion Energy Ohio on Dec. 1, 2022.

North Carolina’s Thomas-Built Electric School Buses provide quiet, emission-free transportation to school systems across the country.

“This is a very special day for our schools. Adding these buses to our plate is a demonstration of our commitment to environmental stewardship, fiscal responsibility and safety and wellbeing of our students, staff and community."

i understand the concept here and it is one that, as a governor, i supported and used for a variety of inspection and review process as it i can commit that i would be more than happy to go back to our preparations folks to see whether or not we get clarification on this interpretation. the nga has a slightly different view of the congressional intent very we think were probably right but it does not necessarily mean that congress cannot change its mind and provide the flexibility. i w...