The Virginia Energy Plan protects our existing climate policy, meets growing demand with the fastest, cleanest energy resources available, holds utilities accountable for affordable energy, ensures data centers pay their fair share of the costs associated with new energy demand, and centers the human impacts of carbon pollution.
Turn Forward hosted a webinar highlighting the findings from a recently commissioned report, which showcased how offshore wind can contribute to a reliable and affordable electric grid.
National Wildlife Federation published a video highlighting efforts happening around the country to responsibly develop offshore wind, a renewable energy resource.
Virginia Conservation Network hosted a webinar exploring a recent modeling exercise on different possible projections in which clean energy reliably and affordably meets worst-case demand scenarios in the Commonwealth—without new fossil fuel infrastructure.
Virginia Conservation Network hosted an educational series tailored for decision-makers and advocates to learn about Virginia's transition to clean energy.
The Clean Energy States Alliance recently updated its Offshore Wind Power Hub, featuring an interactive map to explore offshore wind policies, projects, and lease areas in the United States.
Virginia Conservation Network and the Southeastern Wind Coalition provided updates on Virginia's offshore wind industry and outlooks for future projects.
We must continue advocating for the Virginia Clean Economy Act (VCEA) to ensure a healthy future for all Virginians.
Virginia's offshore wind energy industry continues to grow after the sale of a Central Atlantic lease 35 miles from the mouth of the Chesapeake Bay to Dominion Energy.