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Utilities are taking a cautious approach to returning employees to offices nationwide as states gradually reopen their economies amid the coronavirus pandemic.
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Jeffrey Tomich, Edward Klump and Kristi E. Swartz, E&E News reporters
Utilities are taking a cautious approach to returning employees to offices nationwide as states gradually reopen their economies amid the coronavirus pandemic.
President Biden raced toward fulfilling his gargantuan climate promises today with a sweeping effort to create clean energy jobs and begin phasing out fossil fuels one week into his presidency.
By Scott Waldman in Greenwire
Energy secretary nominee Jennifer Granholm looked to alleviate concerns about potential fossil fuel job losses from the Biden administration's clean energy push.
By Jeremy Dillon in Greenwire
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President Biden raced toward fulfilling his gargantuan climate promises today with a sweeping effort to create clean energy jobs and begin phasing out fossil fuels one week into his presidency.
By Scott Waldman in Greenwire
Energy secretary nominee Jennifer Granholm looked to alleviate concerns about potential fossil fuel job losses from the Biden administration's clean energy push.
By Jeremy Dillon in Greenwire