Want to learn what environmental bills are becoming Virginia law this year? Tune in with us for Virginia Conservation Network’s General Assembly Recap webinar on April 23rd.

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🚨ICYMI — I’m honored to be endorsed by Clean Virginia to serve as the next Governor of Virginia!

Virginia can be a true leader in cleaner and more affordable energy — as well as an economic powerhouse when it comes to the jobs of the future.

Thank you for your support!

Rep. Abigail Spanberger has spent her career bringing together industry leaders, environmental organizations and business groups to find common ground, combat climate change and build a more resilient economy. That’s why Clean Virginia is endorsing her for Virginia’s next governor.

92% of Virginians agree: We need to limit the influence of money in politics. Rep. Spanberger has a demonstrated commitment to fighting to restore trust in our government by eliminating conflicts of interest and giving Virginians a stronger voice at the table. Find out why Clean

A new report warns that some utilities, particularly in the South, are making a “panicked rush to gas” and calls on state officials to explore cheaper options and vet plans that could saddle electric customers with billions in costs. Robert Zullo virginiamercury.com/2024/04/16/pan…

Clean Virginia está encantado por nuestro anuncio de respaldo a la Representante de los Estados Unidos, Abigail Spanberger, para servir como la próxima Gobernadora de Virginia. Abigail Spanberger ha trabajado incansablemente para promover una buena gobernanza y avanzar en la

BREAKING: Clean Virginia endorses Abigail Spanberger for Virginia's next governor. Rep. Spanberger will work to advance clean, affordable energy and build a government that responds to the people. Read more: cleanvirginia.org/2024/04/15/bre…

Clean Virginia is thrilled to announce our endorsement of U.S. Representative Abigail Spanberger for Virginia’s next governor. Abigail Spanberger has a proven track record that demonstrates her dedication to ethics reform and clean, affordable energy, making her the future governor

Shared solar legislation received the governor’s signature of approval this week. Thanks to Senate Majority Leader Senator Scott Surovell and Delegate Delegate Rip Sullivan, more communities will have access to clean energy regardless of their ability to install solar panels on their own homes.

Clean Virginia is hiring a Deputy Director with a passion for management and strategic planning! Learn more and apply: brnw.ch/21wI3mC

Ever wonder what's going on with that long list of charges on your energy bill? Join Virginia LCV and partners for a webinar on Monday, 3/18 to hear Ghazala Hashmi, Senator @LashrecseAird and Delegate Delegate Phil Hernandez unpack these issues.

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After Virginia’s 2023 legislative elections broke fundraising records, Delegate David Bulova carried a bill (HB 874) to limit campaign contributions. Virginia is one of the only states in the Southeast with no limits on money in politics. Clean Virginia strongly supports this

Thank you to Delegate Srinivasan Delegate Kannan Srinivasan for introducing HB 899 to strengthen Virginia’s transparency laws. This bill, continued to 2025, would require members of the General Assembly to submit conflict of interests forms for public disclosure before the start of the

Legislation to ban state-regulated utilities from making political contributions came to the General Assembly for a seventh year, thanks to Senator Sen. Danica Roem and Delegate Delegate Joshua G. Cole. Although the bills did not pass, a Senate committee took a meaningful step forward by advancing

Thank you to Senator Jennifer Boysko for Congress and Delegates Marcus Simon and Mike Cherry for carrying bipartisan legislation (SB 377 and HB 40) banning the personal use of campaign funds. Virginia is the only state in the country where it’s legal for lawmakers to spend campaign funds

In contrast to the energy reform victories this session, utilities fought hard to shift an even higher financial burden to ratepayers with the passage of HB 1491 and SB 454. These bills could force early project costs for small modular nuclear reactors onto ratepayers rather than

Legislation introduced by Senator Sen. Jennifer Carroll Foy (SB 137) and Delegate Hernandez Delegate Phil Hernandez (HB976) would have empowered the State Corporation Commission to use cost-saving measures and ensure utilities pursue Virginia's energy policy at the lowest reasonable cost.