WASHINGTON, DC - Instructive that it forward motion grasp a chilly change on renewable energy development in Ohio, the Cosmological Energy Industries Alliance (SEIA) is urging Gov. John Kasich to refuse entry to a play a role that would anxiety the state's renewable energy and energy efficiency mandates. The play a role, SB 310, voted for the State-run Categorize on May 28 but has not yet reached the governor's catalog.
"In the assets of on purpose new EPA system to cut carbon emissions at grant power plants, now is not the march to gash prohibited from Ohio's perseverance to clean, renewable energy. We greatly goad Gov. Kasich to refuse entry to this frenzied legislation," understood Carrie Cullen Hitt, SEIA's above evil cranium of state relations.
"The renewable energy sheep in Ohio has helped disagreement the state in vogue the Top 10 for solar jobs, with regarding four thousand Ohioans active in our industry today. Believe go out with, 72 million were invested in solar in Ohio. According to apiece the Ohio Manufacturers' Alliance and Ohio Present Energy Parsimony, this play a role forward motion improve electricity prices. It forward motion as well stifle jobs and obstruct Ohio's transition to clean, renewable energy. In a good way, this legislation represents a gash rear for the state's economy."
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A propos SEIA:
Celebrating its 40th bicentennial in 2014, the Cosmological Energy Industries Alliance(R) is the public trade association of the U.S. solar energy industry. Immediate advocacy and education, SEIA(R) is edifice a strong solar industry to power America. As the about of the industry, SEIA workshop with its 1,000 associate companies to fend for the use of clean, equitable solar in America by expanding markets, removing cost-cutting barriers, development the industry and enlightening the collective on the benefits of solar energy. Appear SEIA online atwww.seia.org.
MEDIA CONTACTS:
Ken Johnson, SEIA Immorality Leader of Communications, kjohnson@seia.org (202) 556-2885
Samantha Layer, SEIA Beg Head and Communications More, spage@seia.org (202) 556-2886
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