

WORKFORCE: Georgia relies on corporate-backed programs and technical colleges to train construction workers as the state sees a boom in clean energy and electric vehicle manufacturing projects.A new statewide collaboration between the academic, public and private sectors to fight the coronavirus and any future pandemics will see representation from Temple. EPA’s proposed rules for power plant emissions.

Joe Manchin says federal regulators have agreed to hold a reliability technical conference to scrutinize the U.S. EPA’s proposed air quality emission standards as “unconscionable” as the state’s attorney general leads a coalition of 21 states opposing the changes. West Virginia regulators condemn the U.S.Florida Power & Light officials say they hit peak demand due to heat waves in June and July but say there’s enough power and do not plan rolling blackouts.Thousands of people in Virginia and Maryland still don’t have power as crews work to restore service after damaging storms.NUCLEAR: Although a federal judge dropped charges against the final executive accused of lying about a failed South Carolina nuclear plant, another judge says prosecutors could file another indictment. (WJHL)ĬRYPTOCURRENCY: Kentucky’s utility regulator approves more than $4 million in power discounts for a Bitcoin mining subsidiary of a coal company. (WHSV)ĬOAL: A Tennessee coal company files seven WARN Notices to lay off 135 workers at coal mines in Virginia. A Virginia county board prepares to consider the sixth solar farm in the county, though its location directly adjacent to another solar facility conflicts with planning documents.

