US Representative Jennifer McClellan Joins Press Conference on Expansion of Green Business Alliance

The Community Climate Collaborative (C3) announced the expansion of its Green Business Alliance today with the help of special guest U.S. Representative Jennifer McClellan. 26 Virginia-based businesses and non-profits have made a collective commitment to reduce emissions and advance our economy for a clean energy future. In 2021, the 16 founding members of the Green Business Alliance (GBA) committed to a collective emissions reduction target of 45% by 2025. This new cohort of 10 members has committed to a 35% emissions reduction by 2027. Each member also has an individual pledge to take action, ranging from a minimum of 30% and a maximum of 90%.

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Meghan Byrnes
Planned solar farm in Albemarle County could power half of its homes

Aplanned solar farm in Albemarle County that could conservatively power more than half of the county’s households is well on its way to a ground-breaking within the next year.

County supervisors and the project’s developer say the 650-acre, 35-megawatt Woodridge Solar project in southeastern Albemarle can, and should, be a model for other communities.

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Meghan Byrnes
Dominion Energy Proposes New Solar and Energy Storage Projects for Virginia Customers

Our team at Hexagon Energy is so proud to contribute 1 of the 10 projects mentioned powering over 200,000 homes with carbon-free energy in Virginia. Developed by Hexagon, Racefield Solar is a 3 MW DG project located in James City County, VA. Not only will these 10 projects produce clean energy for the Commonwealth, but they will also “support nearly 4,800 clean energy jobs and will generate more than $920 million in economic benefits across Virginia”.

Great news for Virginia and its path to producing 100% carbon-free electricity.

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Meghan Byrnes
Supervisors approve Beldale Solar project to move forward

“The board approved the conditional use permit (CUP) in a split 3-2 vote at it’s May 23 meeting…

Both in the presentation made by Beldale representatives and some of the board comments, a number of comments were made about the many concessions the company made and the amount of time its staff put in to work with the county, surrounding neighbors and others to address concerns and put forward the best possible project.”

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Meghan Byrnes