Clean energy jobs are coming to W.Va., but who's going to work them? | State & Region
A flood of federal investment could spur new development and job creation in the Mountain State. But first, more workers need to be trained for the industry.
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A flood of federal investment could spur new development and job creation in the Mountain State. But first, more workers need to be trained for the industry.
Coal costs are looming anachronistically large in utility rate cases pending before the West Virginia PSC as renewable generation grows in the U.S. electric power sector.
This editorial was originally published in the Wheeling Intelligencer and was distributed by The Associated Press.
Politicians may have at one time believed “the sun doesn’t always shine in West Virginia,” but Wayne County is ready to prove the sun shines enough to provide electricity for
Politicians may have at one time believed “the sun doesn’t always shine in West Virginia,” but Wayne County is ready to prove the sun shines enough to provide electricity for an entire school district. West Virginian solar installer and developer Solar Holler and Wayne County schools are taking advantage of coal community investments through the […]