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Delaware just hit a major renewable energy milestone. The Delaware Municipal Electric Corporation (DEMEC) and the Town of Middletown recently marked the completion of the state’s first-ever floating solar facility with an official ribbon cutting, bringing together local officials, community members, and energy leaders to commemorate the occasion. The project
We all have one that home energy project we keep meaning to get to. Maybe it’s the attic insulation, the aging HVAC system, or just generally drafty rooms you’ve learned to live with. Starting July 1, there’s a great reason to finally make it happen. For a limited time, the
Posted: May 7, 2026 by Drew Volturo Shared by Energize Delaware A new economic impact analysis has found that Delaware nonprofits are a significant economic driver of jobs, wages, and goods and services in the First State. Commissioned by DANA, the Delaware Alliance for Nonprofit Advancement, and Delaware Nonprofit Action Network (DNAN), the 2025 Economic Impact of Delaware Nonprofits study is the
Check out the Delaware Department of Natural Resources 2026-2030 Delaware Wetland Program Plan! This comprehensive plans serves as a guide for wetland research, education, management, and conservation in the state over the next five years. Discover how we’re prioritizing crucial areas for action to enhance statewide wetland management. Dive into
The Delaware Sustainable Energy Utility (dba Energize Delaware) and the Foundation for Renewable Energy and Environment (FREE) today launched DESKS — Delaware Energy Sustainability for K-12 Schools — a free, public dashboard that estimates the clean-energy potential of every public school district in the state. DESKS uses the latest remote-sensing
DOVER, Del. — The findings of a new Value of Battery Storage report, announced today by Energize Delaware, reveal that accelerating the deployment of battery energy storage systems could deliver up to $1.18 billion in total net benefits to the state over the 2027–2036 period. Prepared in response to Delaware
Written by: Lara Heard Find the original article here If you live in Boston or New York City, you probably wouldn’t call last winter warm. But as record snowfall and frigid temperatures rocked the Northeast, the Western United States was unseasonably warm. This contrast has been linked to climate change. In unpredictable
The DE Heat Awareness Week started with a group of University of Delaware students in the capstone class, ENSC/ENVR 450 Proseminar in the Environment, working on a community-engaged project with partner Shweta Arya, Vice President of the Mid-Atlantic Alliance for Climate and Health, and their instructor, Dr. Vaishnavi Tripuraneni, in Fall 2025. After researching Heat Awareness Weeks
Thank you NBC10 Philadelphia‘s Tim Furlong for capturing the EV solar canopy at our Dover office that’s available to use. Of course, the bigger story is the success of Delmarva Corrugated Packaging‘s largest net-metered solar array in Delaware. REPOST: Delaware’s largest rooftop solar project is now online with state leaders
Delmarva Corrugated Packaging Unveils Delaware’s Largest Net-Metered Rooftop Solar Array 2.2 MW System Supported by Energize Delaware Advances State’s Clean Energy Leadership IMMEDIATE RELEASE- DOVER, DE, APRIL 21, 2026 Dover – Delmarva Corrugated Packaging announced the commissioning of a 2.2-megawatt (MW) rooftop solar installation at its Dover, Delaware facility,
