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South Carolina’s electric vehicle charging infrastructure topic of upcoming meetings
The sessions will provide an update on the state’s efforts to support the electric vehicle industry and ecosystem
Hartsville industrial giant partners on company’s first renewable energy project
One of the world’s largest packaging companies aspires to get 48% of its U.S. energy from renewable …
Conservatives for Clean Energy – South Carolina Announces New Team Member
Columbia, S.C. – Conservatives for Clean Energy South Carolina (CCE-SC) announced today that Hunter Sox will serve as the organization’s new Communications Director. Sox will be the state organization’s go-to spokesperson and communications professional amplifying all-of-the-above clean energy policies in the Palmetto Stat[...]
Utility makes 4 property transactions in southeastern South Carolina
One of the leases provides space for a county park, which includes a boat ramp, fishing piers, picnic shelters, playground, nature trails, restrooms and parking areas at the park.
Energy company establishes HQ in Columbia with acquisition
The facility in downtown Columbia will be renovated to a modern office space and warehouse to serve as the company's new headquarters as it continues to rapidly expand business across the Southeast.
Former Old Dominion CEO joins Columbia-based energy co-op
Central Electric Power Cooperative Inc. is a not-for-profit electric generation and transmission cooperative headquartered in Columbia and was founded in 1948 by the state's 20 electric distribution cooperatives.
Central Welcomes New Senior Vice President
Columbia, S.C. — Central Electric Power Cooperative, Inc. is excited to announce the hiring of Marcus Harris, P.E., as our new Senior Vice President of Planning and Power Supply. With an extensive background in the electric power industry, Harris is well-positioned to enhance the ongoing growth and success of Central. Central[...]
Dominion Energy Recognizes National Disability Employment Awareness Month
CAYCE, S.C. – On a summer day in 1981, Lewis Stephens’ life changed forever. Stephens, a security background specialist at Dominion Energy, was just 20 years old when a diving accident left him paralyzed. After several challenging months of rehab in Greenville, South Carolina, he never looked back. “After a while of feelin[...]
Savannah River Site ahead of fiscal schedule on plutonium disposition
Contractor employees at the Department of Energy’s Savannah River Site recently completed their 100th plutonium downblend in fiscal year 2023 as part of the ongoing activities to remove plutonium from South Carolina.
South Carolina businesses benefit from $266M in federal clean energy funding
Grants totaling $2.66 million have been awarded to 17 South Carolina businesses.
Savannah River National Laboratory Researcher Holly Flynn Chosen as Department of Energy Early Career Research Program Awardee
AIKEN, S.C. – Savannah River National Laboratory (SRNL) researcher Holly Flynn, Ph.D., was selected as a Department of Energy (DOE) Office of Science Early Career Research Program awardee and will receive $2.5 million over five years to fund research associated with fusion energy. According to the Department of Energy (DOE) Of[...]
New Poll Finds Growing Support for South Carolina’s Clean Energy Economy
Columbia, S.C. – Conservatives for Clean Energy-South Carolina (CCE-SC) released a new statewide poll today showing strong voter support for clean energy in the Palmetto State. The South Carolina statewide survey was conducted via IVR and Online (Text-to-Web) Interviews from June 23 – June 27 among a random sample of[...]
