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THE FUTURE’S BRIGHT Dominion Energy broke ground today on a new solar farm at Dulles International Airport — marking the largest energy project ever developed at a U.S. airport.
During his remarks, Warner acknowledged the growth that Dominion has taken toward renewable energy over the years. Back in 2019, Dominion Energy and the Metropolitan Washington Airports Authority announced they would be studying the development of a large-scale solar farm at the airport. The two parties reached an agreement on a 37-year land lease in September 2021.
Japanese Prime Minister Fumio Kishida said today after a Cabinet meeting that the disposal will begin Thursday if weather and sea conditions are deemed appropriate for release. The methane emissions were analyzed by Carbon Mapper and found to be leaking at 1.5 metric tons per hour. There is no indication of how long it lasted.
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