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US Wind proposes spending $20 million to aid fishing industry in Delaware and Maryland

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US Wind proposes spending $20 million to aid fishing industry in Delaware and Maryland

Doug Rainey
Updated Jun 9, 2025

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Bad blood continues between Gov. Meyer, lawmakers on the Port of Wilmington

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Bad blood continues between Gov. Meyer, lawmakers on the Port of Wilmington

By Karl Baker - Spotlight Delaware
Updated May 21, 2025

(Spotlight Delaware is a community-powered, collaborative, nonprofit newsroom covering the First State. Learn more at spotlightdelaware.org).

EPA, DNREC reach agreement on complaint tied to permits for chicken waste to gas plant near Seaford

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EPA, DNREC reach agreement on complaint tied to permits for chicken waste to gas plant near Seaford

(Special to Delaware Business Now)
Updated Jan 18, 2025

The Environmental Protection Agency’s Office of External Civil Rights Compliance (OECRC) and the Delaware Department of Natural Resources and …

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Delaware power bills are likely to spike next year. Here’s how it happened

By Karl Baker
Updated Dec 6, 2024

A July electricity auction that pushed wholesale power prices skyward in the mid-Atlantic has sparked a backlash from state governors, consum…

Artesian reports higher earnings thanks to rate hike, drier weather

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Artesian reports higher earnings thanks to rate hike, drier weather

(Special to Delaware Business Now)
Updated Nov 12, 2024

Artesian Resources Corp. reported higher earnings in the third quarter and first nine months of 2024.

Ceremony celebrates federal grant that will bring electric big rig truck chargers to I-95 corridor

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Ceremony celebrates federal grant that will bring electric big rig truck chargers to I-95 corridor

(Special to Delaware Business Now)
Updated Oct 11, 2024

A ceremony on Thursday commemorated a $14.3 million grant that will bring electric heavy and medium duty truck chargers to the Biden Welcome …

Clean-up to continue at Occidental Del. City chemical site

By Delaware Business Now
Aug 22, 2012

Occidental Chemical Corporation will continue to remediate its 300 acre site near Delaware City at a cost of $19 million under a settlement with the Environmental Protection Agency. Occidental agreed […]

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US Wind proposes spending $20 million to aid fishing industry in Delaware and Maryland

Bad blood continues between Gov. Meyer, lawmakers on the Port of Wilmington

EPA, DNREC reach agreement on complaint tied to permits for chicken waste to gas plant near Seaford

Delaware power bills are likely to spike next year. Here’s how it happened

Artesian reports higher earnings thanks to rate hike, drier weather

Ceremony celebrates federal grant that will bring electric big rig truck chargers to I-95 corridor

Clean-up to continue at Occidental Del. City chemical site

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