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23 Sep GreeneHurlocker Growing On The Move

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This week, we’ll be getting ready for our new offices. Yes, we’re moving because we’re nearly busting at the seams, what with new clients and lawyers all around. We’re occupying a larger and more convenient suite of offices in Libbie Square, an office development in west...

19 Sep Dominion Files 2014 Integrated Resource Plan

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Regulatory Alert: At the end of last month, Dominion Virginia Power (Dominion) submitted its 2014 Integrated Resource Plan (the 2014 IRP), which covers the period 2015 through 2029, to the Virginia State Corporation Commission (SCC) for review. Virginia law requires that these plans should, among...

03 Sep New Natural Gas Pipeline Announcement

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Just Announced – On Tuesday, September 2, 2014, Dominion announced a joint venture with Duke Energy, Piedmont Natural Gas and AGL Resources to build a $5 billion natural gas pipeline that would stretch from West Virginia through southwest Virginia down to southern North Carolina. The...

15 Jul North Carolina Rule Could Spur or Cripple Solar Development

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North Carolina Utilities Commission Considers Utility Power Purchase Agreement Rule Changes that Could Spur or Cripple Solar Development Last week, the North Carolina Utilities Commission (“NCUC”) held hearings on policies that have the potential to either significantly expand opportunities for small-scale solar projects or severely restrict...

07 Jul Will Solar Power Cost Continue to Fall As Efficiency Rises?

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[caption id="attachment_1361" align="alignright" width="460"] SEIA solar energy costs[/caption] Recent reports show that, in 19 markets around the world, including some in parts of the United States, solar photovoltaic (PV) energy matches or undercuts local electricity prices. In just the last four years, the average cost of installed...

10 Jun Heading to Hershey to Join Regulatory Conference

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Brian Greene and Eric Wallace will represent our firm at the MACRUC (Mid-Atlantic Conference of Regulatory Utility Commissioners) 19th Annual Education Conference being held June 22-25 in Hershey, PA. We're also one of the conference sponsors. GreeneHurlocker’s sponsorship of the conference makes sense because of the...

02 May Renewable Energy Industry Legislation Activity in 2014 Virginia General Assembly

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We watched a lot of bills arrive and die in the Virginia General Assembly session this past year (a session that still has yet to pass a budget for the state). Here is a brief look at a few initiatives impacting renewable energy development in...

29 Apr Virginia Senate Asks for Solar Power Study

Posted at 17:41h in distributed power generation, net metering, Solar energy, The GreeneHurlocker Blog 0 Comments

As a result of certain resolutions that were considered in this year’s General Assembly session, the Virginia State Senate requested that the Virginia Department of Mines, Minerals and Energy (DMME) and the Department of Environmental Quality (DEQ) study the costs and benefits of distributed solar...

15 Apr Planning to be at Lev Nadiv Gala

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We are delighted to be among the sponsors for the June 1 Lev Nadiv Gala where the Rudlin Torah Academy (RTA) will present the 2014 Chesed Award and the Above and Beyond the Call of Duty (ABCD) Award. We're looking forward to the keynote address from Dr. Scott J....

31 Mar Retail Suppliers Beware! Four More Lessons Learned from Starion Energy’s Record-Setting Fine in Maryland

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This is the second in a two-part series highlighting “Lessons Learned” from the Maryland Public Service Commission’s recent ruling penalizing Starion Energy PA, Inc. for violating various consumer protection laws in Maryland. The first cited three lessons for retail electricity suppliers. This final post lists...

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