Employers for Renewable Energy
The Employers for Renewable Energy (ERE) coalition represents job creators nationwide who support state policies that enable greater customer choice of renewable energy and strong competition among producers.
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Companies Support Robust Commercial & Industrial Renewable Energy Offering in Georgia
Amazon, Cargill, Cox Enterprises, Google, Nestlé USA, Nordstrom, Salesforce, and Target sent a letter to the Georgia Public Service Commission requesting that the Commission consider their business needs as part of the IRP process by approving a robust second tranche...
South Carolina Passes Energy Freedom Act
Last week, South Carolina lawmakers passed the Energy Freedom Act to open up the state’s energy market. As part of the legislation, renewable energy developers will now be able to negotiate contracts directly with businesses which will allow the state’s solar industry...
Joe Rinzel Calls for Policies to Encourage Clean Energy in an Arizona Op-ed
In an op-ed published in the Phoenix Business Journal, ERE Executive Director Rinzel writes that "We must create policies that allow for more renewables which, in turn, attracts new jobs and investment while providing power at the lowest possible cost to...
As predicted, smart #RenewableEnergy policy = economic investment.
The total capital investment of as much as $149 million in Darlington County SC is "also expected to play a significant role in attracting new industry to the county, officials say."
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JUST IN: CONGRATS to @SRPconnect on its newly adopted #sustainability commitments for energy efficiency, demand response, water savings, & carbon emission reductions! One of the best utility stakeholder processes I've participated in! #leadership https://t.co/CQZTxmfOfw
The politics of opening energy markets to #RenewableEnergy is not red or blue, it is common sense. Colorado and South Carolina agree!
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