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Has seen in decades, for families struggling to pay the bills, for seniors struggling to pay for medication, for kids struggling with asthma. this bill is for them. >> reporter: now, increased irs enforcement would pay for it in some way by adding $124 billion back to the treasury. theyll raise the corporate minimum tax to 15%. theyll also add a 1% excise tax on stock buybacks. all this to pay for the plans, extend health care subsidies for three years, to pay for hundreds of billions in new cli...

United EV Provides At-Home Charging-as-a-Service for Co-op Members

– Central Coast Community Energy (CCCE) recently launched its Electrify Your Home program, providing contractors with cash incentives for switching gas-powered water heaters and HVAC equipment to all-electric versions in single-family and multi-family homes. The program will further advance CCCE’s efforts to reduce regional greenhouse gas emissions through electrification of the building sector.

Outlook for This Week in the Nation’s Capital - Congress. Both chambers are in session this week. Senate Democrats plan to vote on abortion rights legislation later this week, though...

Utility industry news and analysis for energy professionals.

Funding Will Help Contribute to Rural Energy Independence DEKORRA, Wisc., April 21, 2022 – This week, in honor of Earth Day 2022, U.S. Department of Agricul

The New York State Energy Research and Develop Authority (NYSERDA) today announced the launch of the NY Energy Advisor website, designed to streamline the awareness of and access to clean energy programs and energy assistance for low-to moderate income households in New York State.

100-Day Review Outlines Steps to Strengthen Critical Supply ChainsFINAL REPORT Today, the Biden-Harris Administration is announcing key findings from the

SRP Solar for Nonprofits program awards free solar energy system to Arizona Humane Society Nina Mason Pulliam South Mountain Campus.

Monthly compliance filings from the Minnesota Public Utilities Commission for three utilities that provide natural gas to more than 2 million customers across the state show average bills have climbed significantly since last year.