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Rep. Andrea Salinas Forms Bipartisan Congressional Geothermal Caucus to Advance Clean Energy

Rep. Andrea Salinas Forms Bipartisan Congressional Geothermal Caucus to Advance Clean Energy

U.S. Congresswoman Andrea Salinas (OR-06), alongside Representatives Nick Begich (AK-AL), Jake Auchincloss (MA-04), and Jeff Hurd (CO-03), announced the formation of the new, bipartisan Congressional Geothermal Caucus on September 22, 2026. The caucus aims to promote geothermal energy, discuss its role in meeting U.S. energy needs, and identify legislative ideas to support its development. Representative Salinas highlighted that geothermal energy can provide reliable, affordable, and clean energy for Oregonians, leveraging the state's abundant geothermal resources to create jobs and reduce utility costs. The caucus will serve as a forum to build awareness of emerging geothermal technologies and the opportunities they create for economic growth, job creation, and grid reliability. Founding members include representatives from various states, indicating broad interest in this energy source.

Forest Products Innovation Corridor Launches Regional Effort to Revitalize Southern Wood Markets

Forest Products Innovation Corridor Launches Regional Effort to Revitalize Southern Wood Markets

Forest Products Innovation Corridor Launches Regional Effort to Revitalize Southern Wood Markets

IBM Vice Chair Gary Cohn Discusses AI's Positive Impact on Productivity and Job Creation

IBM Vice Chair Gary Cohn Discusses AI's Positive Impact on Productivity and Job Creation

IBM Vice Chair Gary Cohn Discusses AI's Positive Impact on Productivity and Job Creation

Illinois Lawmakers Mobilize Support for Joslin Community Following Tyson Foods Plant Closure

Illinois Lawmakers Mobilize Support for Joslin Community Following Tyson Foods Plant Closure

Illinois Lawmakers Mobilize Support for Joslin Community Following Tyson Foods Plant Closure

U.S. Solar Manufacturing Capital Expenditure to Reach $12.2 Billion by End of 2026, Driven by IRA

U.S. Solar Manufacturing Capital Expenditure to Reach $12.2 Billion by End of 2026, Driven by IRA

U.S. Solar Manufacturing Capital Expenditure to Reach $12.2 Billion by End of 2026, Driven by IRA

USA Rare Earth Partners with Pasqal and Riven Systems to Advance Rare Earth Processing Technology

USA Rare Earth Partners with Pasqal and Riven Systems to Advance Rare Earth Processing Technology

USA Rare Earth Partners with Pasqal and Riven Systems to Advance Rare Earth Processing Technology

Lucky Us: Hilary Duff Has Revealed 2027 North American Tour Dates

Lucky Us: Hilary Duff Has Revealed 2027 North American Tour Dates

The expanded Lucky Me Tour will have Dashboard Confessional and Tegan and Sara opening select U.S. dates

Congressman Courtney Highlights Revitalization of Skills Training in Eastern Connecticut High Schools

Congressman Courtney Highlights Revitalization of Skills Training in Eastern Connecticut High Schools

Congressman Joe Courtney (CT-02) recently celebrated the revitalization of skills training in eastern Connecticut high schools during an appearance on Eyewitness News Extra. He noted a significant shift in high school curriculums, with comprehensive high schools, not just trade schools, now installing welding labs, plasma tables, and other equipment. This initiative aims to provide a substantial number of students with the opportunity to acquire practical skills that were previously neglected for an extended period. Courtney emphasized that this shift is helping young adults and children view career paths differently, moving away from the sole expectation of attending college. He highlighted the success of programs like the Manufacturing Pipeline Initiative (MPI), which has graduated over 6,400 trainees into jobs at more than 670 employers over the past decade, leading to 33% faster regional employment growth in eastern Connecticut compared to the rest of the state.

Prince George's County Council Debates Proposed $1.4 Billion Sphere Entertainment Venue Amid Public Concerns

Prince George's County Council Debates Proposed $1.4 Billion Sphere Entertainment Venue Amid Public Concerns

The Prince George’s County Council in Maryland recently held a listening session regarding a proposed $1.4 billion Sphere entertainment venue at National Harbor. Sphere Entertainment plans to construct a 6,000-seat facility on a 15-acre site north of MGM National Harbor, featuring a 16K high-definition display screen, immersive sound, and an exterior LED display. The company aims to begin site work in December and open by spring 2030, with plans for concerts, films, and other events. Paul Macchia, Senior Vice President of Government Affairs and Social Impact for Sphere Entertainment, projected the venue would generate an estimated $1.3 billion annually in economic activity for Prince George’s County and $1.5 billion across Maryland, along with over $60 million in additional county tax revenue. However, residents and council legislative staff raised concerns about labor protections, traffic congestion, taxpayer costs, and the overall net fiscal benefit to the county.

Minnesota agrivoltaics project shows promise of mixing farming, solar power

Minnesota agrivoltaics project shows promise of mixing farming, solar power

Winifred Sylvah is thriving with her cucumber harvest at a solar farm in Big Lake, Minnesota

Germany Inaugurates He Dreiht Offshore Wind Farm, Powers U.S. Tech Giants

Germany Inaugurates He Dreiht Offshore Wind Farm, Powers U.S. Tech Giants

Germany Inaugurates He Dreiht Offshore Wind Farm, Powers U.S. Tech Giants

Vulcan Energy Initiates Commercial Production of VULSORB Lithium Extraction Adsorbent in Germany

Vulcan Energy Initiates Commercial Production of VULSORB Lithium Extraction Adsorbent in Germany

Vulcan Energy Initiates Commercial Production of VULSORB Lithium Extraction Adsorbent in Germany