How will your November ballot look? Six constitutional amendments will be on the North Carolina ballot, and you will be asked to approve or reject each one. Tuesday’s special legislative…
View in your browser. As the name implies, North Carolina’s 2007 renewable energy and energy efficiency portfolio standards (REPS) mandate involves a portion of energy efficiency (EE). As described by…
View in your browser. Two of three drivers of higher electricity costs in North Carolina are renewable energy investments by utilities and the Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency Portfolio Standards…
This is another little tidbit from Resource Supply Management’s November issue of Carolina Regulatory Update. (see post below) Duke Energy’s New Home Energy Program On October 3, 2014, Duke Energy…
Barry Smith reports for Carolina Journal Online on a state audit noting problems with government tire retread contracts. John Hood’s Daily Journal assesses pollsters’ performance in North Carolina’s U.S. Senate…
This week’s Carolina Journal Online Friday interview features a conversation with Fred Barnes of Fox News and the Weekly Standard about the importance of North Carolina’s U.S. Senate race. John…
Dan Way reports for Carolina Journal Online on expert analysts’ assessment of the state of North Carolina’s Republican U.S. Senate primary. Sarah Curry’s Daily Journal explains why an occupancy tax…
Carolina Journal Online reports on John Hood’s new report showing academic research support for a fiscally conservative approach to state economic growth. John Hood’s Daily Journal focuses on the latest…
View in your browser. Over the past several years, this newsletter has discussed North Carolina’s renewable energy mandate, commonly referred to as Senate Bill 3 (SB3). Passed in 2007, this…
View in your browser. Weekly John Locke Foundation research division newsletter focusing on environmental issues. This newsletter highlights relevant analysis done by the JLF and other think tanks as well…
Gov. Pat McCrory, speaking to a group meeting in Boone, N.C., called the Appalachian Energy Summit, subtly and without fanfare dropped what has to be considered a bombshell. According to…
Despite what President Obama has been telling us about how the corporate welfare sustained solar and wind power industries are the “energy sources of the future,” his own Department of…