The Missouri Legislature on Wednesday passed reforms to an energy program that had been criticized as being ripe for abuse.
The legislation, from Rep. Bruce DeGroot, R-Ellisville, would have the state’s Division of Finance conduct examinations of local Property Assessed Clean Energy boards every two years.
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The program is advertised as a way to secure green projects without upfront payments, with payback…
The system, known as NeuFuel, differs from compressed natural gas because it can be used at a lower pressure than CNG.
Elgin ISD’s board voted unanimously to reject a Chapter 313 application from Solar Proponent that company representatives said were a key determination in whether or
Real estate generates nearly 40% of global carbon dioxide emissions, contributing to rising sea levels and the increasing frequency and severity of extreme weather events
The Mountain Valley Pipeline’s Southgate Extension, a key source for future natural gas supplies in Duke Energy Corp.’s carbon reduction proposals, has withdrawn all of
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