The Register-Herald of Beckley marks the introduction of Gov. Joe Manchin's "25% by 2025" alternative and renewable energy proposal.
"Manchin told lawmakers he was setting two benchmarks for renewable and alternative sources of fuel — 10 percent of all power sold to West Virginians by 2015 and one-fourth by 2025," the article explains.
The bill rolled out with a backdrop of West Virginia Coal Association's annual mining symposium. The Associated Press reports that Manchin told the forum that "coal producers need to help West Virginia increase renewable energy production to show its commitment to new energy policies."
The Charleston Daily Mail covered the symposium as well, checking in with National Mining Association President Hal Quinn among others.
MetroNews has an item focused on comments from the executive director of the Southern States Energy Board.
20 February 2009
Legislature 2009: Energy
Posted by Lawrence Messina at 8:06 AM
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