Bryan Jacob

Since the Clean Energy Plan was passed into law, Covington, GA has experienced unprecedented growth. As clean energy companies move in, so do endless opportunities for the city. Go to TheCleanEnergyPlan.com to learn more. #exploregeorgia #metroatlanta #covington #newtoncounty

when asked about rate increases, the Public Service Commission pointed to increased usage over the summer and the following:

@NoogaRed @KarenRinker2 @Braves @StubHub Same situation for me. Extremely dissatisfied.

Tonight’s game against the San Diego Padres has been postponed due to inclement weather. We had been hopeful that we would find conditions suitable to play; however, after further consultation with the weather service, radar indicates unsuitable conditions for starting the game. This game has been rescheduled for Monday at 6:20 PM ET as part of a split doubleheader.  A separate ticket is required for each game. Monday’s originally scheduled 12:20 PM ET game will be played as planned.

“committed to delivering on the three objectives of the Greenhouse Gas Reduction Fund: reducing climate and air pollution; delivering benefits to low-income and disadvantaged communities; and mobilizing financing to spur additional deployment of affordable solar energy.”

APPROVAL OF ILL-CONCEIVED COMPROMISE ADVANCES NEW FOSSIL GAS RESOURCES AND SETS CUSTOMERS UP TO PAY THE PRICE OF RISING FUEL COSTS cleanenergy.org/news-and-resou…

#Panthers hold Tommy Tremble “in high regard” si.com/nfl/panthers/n…

“fossil fuel bonanza”

This comparison is valid whether or not they publish the draft IRP this week.

I can’t recall the last time I was so concerned about the US energy trajectory, as major utilities maneuver for mass gas capacity expansion in the face of load growth. Unless course is changed, US 2030/2035 GHG goals are effectively dead. (1/10)

@SimonMahan Quote of the day (so far): “The battlefield is littered with the carnage of Georgia Power Company’s anti-competitiveness” Peter J. Hubbard

Sad to have missed the Georgia Power IRP hearing yesterday? Don't worry! We're back again today! First up is the Georgia Association of Manufacturers. Watch live, here: youtube.com/watch?v=2QjIb9…

You've probably heard about Georgia Power's incredible load growth and their plans to add more gas power plants. Today, intervening parties, including SREA, filed testimony in the docket. Let's do a thread but start with some background...psc.ga.gov/search/facts-d…

100% Clean Energy scenario = $255 Billion economy-wide net savings. Mic-drop testimony from Taylor McNair

And the last witness is Taylor McNair of GridLab, presenting about their analysis of how TVA could chart a clean energy future.

@taitdl And Georgia Tech.

@SimonMahan They weren’t encouraged BY the intervening parties, but the intervening parties were certainly encouraged by THEM.

Day 2 at the Georgia Power IRP. More college and high school students are providing public comment. Commissioner Pridemore is asking each student if they're getting credit, or were encouraged to attend by faculty/staff. Each has said no so far. Commissioner Echols says they should get credit for being brave and participating.

In North Carolina, electricity bills are soaring and Duke Energy is proposing a massive investment in more gas power plants. But why choose a risky and expensive fuel source when clean, affordable alternatives exist? 👉🏽 Keep reading: edf.org/Z67t

I'm attending a @theactionnet event: Public Hearing: The People’s Voice on TVA’s Energy Plan. RSVP here: actionnetwork.org/events/peoples…