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Dominion Virginia I\wer released a statement supporting the Plan soon after its release. And the Piedmont Environmental Council — who gained fame fix' opposing the energy giant — also commended the Plan as a step forward.
“Were very impressed actually were happy with what the Governor’s come up with,’ PEC spokesperson Bob Lazaro said. “Now we need to see what the General Assembly does.”
Its goals are ambitious.
The Plan would reduce the rate of growth in energy use by 40 percent, reduce greenhouse gas emissions by 30 percent, and increases in-state energy production by 20 percent.
Doing that will involve participation from individuals, companies and governments in Virginia. The plan calls fix more than $10 million in research and development, along with establishing a organizations to set priorities fix binding. The Plan also includes some free market solutions, such as energy tech
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