FILE - An Oncor Electric Delivery lineman crew work on repairing a utility pole that was damaged by the winter storm that passed through Odessa, Texas, Feb. 18, 2021. (Eli Hartman/Odessa American via AP, File)
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Delmarva Power is encouraging customers to take steps this spring to reduce energy use and lower bills ahead of the warmer weather.
Delmarva Power says it is preparing crews and equipment for possible severe storms expected to bring strong winds, lightning and potential tornadoes to the region, while urging customers to take steps now to prepare for possible power outages.
Delaware Electric Cooperative is asking people who live in the area to conserve electricity Friday morning during a Winter Beat the Peak alert triggered by arctic temperatures.
Four Delaware lawmakers have joined a regional group focused on tackling rising energy costs linked to large-scale electricity usage.
A bill that could strip Delaware counties of the power to deny certain electric substation applications tied to large renewable energy projects has cleared a major hurdle in the General Assembly.
U.S. Wind Inc. has yet to have any takers to its Community Benefits Agreement. On Thursday, Lewes Mayor Andrew Williams and the City Council will continue its review of the deal.
They could come out of their meeting setting a date for a public hearing on the Benefits Agreement.