Governor Wolf unilaterally put the state into the carbon tax compact. Josh Shapiro is trying to keep it that way.
By Sen. Tracy Pennycuick
Mark Schweiker: Pennsylvania’s energy future is bright and bipartisan
After years of high inflation, rising costs, and expensive energy, Congress and the current administration have taken an important step […]
Utilities created this crisis, now they want a payday
Pennsylvania families are feeling the financial pain of higher grocery and housing costs. Now, they’re facing another hit: rising electric […]
Pipeline expansion touted as key to U.S. energy dominance
(The Center Square) – Pipeline expansion across the Appalachian Basin holds the key to solving the nation’s energy crisis, according […]
PA’s economic crossroads — Will Gov. Shapiro choose the right path?
Pennsylvania is struggling economically, but business could be booming if Harrisburg was just willing to get out of the way. […]
Utility bills go up — as do utility company profits
Monopoly utility giant Exelon just reported $5.43 billion in revenue last quarter. However, over that same period here in Pennsylvania, […]
SB 897 puts utility profits first, ratepayers and reliability last
Senate Bill 897 represents a costly and unnecessary abandonment of Pennsylvania’s successful competitive power market. Despite its proponents’ spin, the […]
Protecting Pennsylvania’s families — How SB 897 puts customers first in the energy crisis
We are facing a looming energy crisis with rising demand for electricity and retiring power plants in the PJM market. […]
Public opinion varies on Three Mile Island plant
(The Center Square) – A virtual public meeting on the reopening of Three Mile Island held by the U.S. Nuclear […]
