Green biz

SUEZ Delaware is beefing up its water storage capacity with a $17 million investment at its Stanton Water Treatment Plant that includes more energy-efficient pumps.  The project adds four million gallons of treated water storage...

A bill that will ban the use of one-time plastic bags is on its way to becoming law. House Bill 130 is expected to be signed by Gov. John Carney. The bill passed both houses by...

Over the last year and a half, Delaware’s Office of Drinking Water has issued 11 notices for various locations, warning people to beware of contaminants in their water, especially water being consumed by babies...

Delmarva Power was given approval from the Delaware Public Service Commission to offer electric vehicle  services.  Delmarva Power will expand public charging infrastructure and offer a new rate option for residential customers who charge their...

Gov.  John Carney,  joined by government officials,  formally announced the Delaware Anti-Litter Alliance – a coalition of local leaders seeking to reduce litter in Delaware. The coalition is an initiative of the Keep DE Litter Free...

U.S. Sens.  Chris Coons (D-Del.), John Cornyn (R-Texas), Bill Cassidy, M.D. (R-La.), and Kyrsten Sinema (D-Ariz.) introduced the  Launching Energy Advancement and Development through Innovations for Natural Gas (LEADING) Act. The bipartisan legislation would offer...

Good afternoon everyone,  PBF’s Delaware City Refining Co. operation is often portrayed by a member of the legacy  media as a lawless polluter. PBF, like any refiner, has its share of scrapes with critics and the...

The Delaware Department of Justice is asking private law firms to submit competitive bids to be appointed as special counsel in connection with an investigation and possible court proceedings involving violations of environmental laws...

Legislation limiting the availability of single-use plastic carryout bags passed the House by a wide margin. Sponsored by Rep. Gerald Brady, D-Wilmington,  HB 130 expands Delaware’s existing at-store recycling program by largely prohibiting single-use carryout plastic...

The City of Newark, Delaware, and the Revolving Water Fund announced the closing of the first-ever pay-for-success transaction that will fund on-farm agricultural restoration activities to reduce nutrients and sediment flowing into surrounding waterways. The...