Yes, Build Small Modular Reactors in Delaware
By David T. Stevenson, Director
Center for Energy & Environmental Policy
September 30, 2025
To determine whether it is wise to build nuclear small modular reactors (SMRs) in Delaware, the state's Nuclear Ener ...
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Delaware’s New Hybrid Vehicle Fee Doesn’t Add Up
Hybrid owners already pay fuel taxes and higher purchase costs - yet now face a $60 annual fee that delivers little revenue and questionable results.
By David T. Stevenson, Director
Center for Energy & Environmental Policy
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PJM Challenges the Narrative: What’s Really Driving Higher Electric Bills
Rethinking Delaware's energy mandates and their impact
By David T. Stevenson, Director
Center for Energy & Environmental Policy
September 9, 2025
PJM Interconnection, the organization that manages the el ...
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The Nuclear Energy Revolution
By David T. Stevenson, Director
Center for Energy & Environmental Policy
August. 15, 2025
A quiet energy revolution is underway. Closed nuclear power plants are reopening, and new small modular reactors (SMRs)-us ...
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How a New Data Center Could Impact Your Electric Bill
By David T. Stevenson, Director
Center for Energy & Environmental Policy
July 31, 2025
The proposed New Castle County data center project—known as Project Washington and backed by developer ...
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Flawed Report Claims You Should Pay for Excess Solar Power
Why a recent state-backed study misses the mark on fairness, savings and real solar adoption
By David T. Stevenson, Director
Center for Energy & Environmental Policy
June 5, 2025
The Caesar ...
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What the new federal energy report means for you
By David T. Stevenson, Director
Center for Energy & Environmental Policy
April 17, 2025
The U.S. Department of Energy has released its 2025 Annual Energy Outlook. The report is based entir ...
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Delaware continues to meet federal air quality standards
By David T. Stevenson, Director
Center for Energy & Environmental Policy
March 20, 2025
Contrary to oft-stated comments, Delaware meets all federal air quality standards. The US Environmental Protection Agency (E ...
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Delaware carbon taxes have not reduced carbon dioxide emissions
By David T. Stevenson, Director
Center for Energy & Environmental Policy
March 17, 2025
Delaware joined other East Coast states to create the Regional Greenhouse Gas Initiative (RGGI), basically a tax on carbon d ...
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Think Your Electric Bill Was High? Here’s What’s Coming
By David T. Stevenson
Center for Energy & Environmental Policy
Feb. 14, 2025
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