Customer Cost Cap Protection is being Threatened Delaware SB 265 is disastrous for ratepayers & should not pass   By David T. Stevenson Center for Energy & Environmental Policy May 14, 2024 In 2008, the Delaware legislature passed a requirement that 25% of our electricity should come from renewable sources like wind and solar power by 2025. Legislators back then were wise enough to protect electric consumers with a 3% cost cap on their electric bills.   Delmarva Power display

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Advancing Nuclear Power: US Congress Passes Bill with CRI Amendment by  David T. Stevenson , Director March 22, 2024 A chance encounter with US Senator Tom Carper at the Wilmington train station in Delaware has led to a significant funding award for the first company to secure a license for a groundbreaking "nuclear reactor"  fueled by reprocessed nuclear waste .   It all began the day after I returned from a conference where retired nuclear engineers passionately discussed t

Stevenson: Offshore Wind is a Costly and Unreliable Electricity Source CRI favors less costly and reliable renewable/natural gas energy mixes to reduce CO2 emissions   by David T. Stevenson , Director March 7, 2024 An opinion piece published on February 29 th , authored by an offshore wind advocacy group, directly attacks the Caesar Rodney Institute (CRI) for opposing offshore wind projects off the coast of Delaware beaches. The opinion piece contains numerous false statement

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Support Senate Joint Resolution to Protect Beach Communities by David T. Stevenson Center for Energy & Environmental Policy (Picture source: Recycling Today ) February 13, 2024. (*Updated 7/28/2024) Delaware's  Department of Natural Resources and Environmental Control  (DNREC) is considering a permit request from developer  US Wind  to allow power cables from a "Maryland-approved" offshore wind project to come ashore in  Delaware Seashore State Park  at  3Rs Beach .   This pr

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