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CLIMATE 101: WHAT IS RENEWABLE ENERGY?
Allies in Our Energy Renewable Energy/Energy Efficiency and Economic Transition Work
The Alliance For Appalachia
Energy Efficient West Virginia
Coalfield Development Corporation
Solar Holler
WV Sun
WV Sun Solar Coops
Plans for Transition
RECLAIM Act
POWER+ Plan
More
Prospects for Large-scale Solar on Degraded Land in West Virginia
Willow Island Hydroelectric Facility
Interactive Atlas Puts Spotlight on Planet’s Solar Power Potential
U.S. solar industry passes oil, coal and gas for job creation
In March 2017, OVEC released a 28-page special edition newspaper, Renew West Virginia. The paper examines the health and pollution impacts of the fracking boom in other areas of West Virginia, and details fracking-related projects proposed for the greater Huntington area. It also explores the nationwide growth of renewable energy and related jobs, with a focus on the renewable energy efforts underway in Cabell and Wayne counties.
Read the press release on Renew WV here.
In 2014, OVEC and Mountain View Solar (MVS), working as partners, were accepted into the Appalachian Transition Fellowship Program, a project of the non-profit Highlander Center, based in Eastern Tennessee.
Our fellow for the year-long program was Tyler Cannon. He created a booklet of renewable energy and energy efficiency success stories — replete with energy savings and job creation — right here in West Virginia.
We are grateful to the Highlander Center and One Foundation for their generous financial support of Cannon’s fellowship and this project.
