Nuclear Fuel Manufacture Workers Vote to Go IBEW

Workers at Framatome's Richland nuclear fuel production facility successfully vote to join the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers, motivated by desires for better working conditions, workplace safety improvements, and stronger voice in employment matters. Source: tricitiesbusinessnews.com

$175M Harrisburg Transit Operations Ctr Moves Forward

Harrisburg's $175 million rabbittransit operations center advances with federal backing, including $25 million from U.S. DOT for the new bus transfer center and maintenance facility on Cameron Street, expected completion by 2029 as part of Governor Shapiro's transit investment initiative. Source: pennlive.com

Rowland-Shea : America Needs Affordable Energy and Coal Doesn't Fit the Bill

Energy policy expert Rowland-Shea argues that coal no longer provides cost-effective energy solutions for America, advocating for renewable alternatives that offer better long-term economic prospects and environmental benefits for Pennsylvania and the nation. Source: triblive.com

Regional Grid Operator's Auction to Result in Higher Electricity Bills

PJM Interconnection's capacity auction results indicate electricity bills will increase for consumers across Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Delaware as the regional grid operator addresses infrastructure needs and maintains system reliability amid growing energy demands. Source: whyy.org

AI Fueled Natural Gas Gold Rush Bubbles in Northcentral PA

Northcentral Pennsylvania experiences unprecedented natural gas development driven by artificial intelligence and data center energy demands, creating new economic opportunities while raising questions about infrastructure capacity and environmental impacts. Source: northcentralpa.com

Wissman : Energy A Rallying Point for PA

State Representative Wissman argues that Pennsylvania's diverse energy portfolio positions the commonwealth as a national leader, with opportunities to unite stakeholders around energy independence, job creation, and economic development across traditional and renewable sectors. Source: timesleader.com

EPA Canceled Solar for All. Will That Matter in Pennsylvania?

The Trump administration's EPA terminated the $7 billion Solar for All program designed to help low-income households access solar power, leaving Pennsylvania's anticipated late-2025 program launch in jeopardy and affecting thousands of potential beneficiaries statewide. Source: alleghenyfront.org