Heather O’Neill

The Center Square reports on the election outcomes in New Jersey and Virginia, where Mikie Sherrill and Abigail Spanberger won their gubernatorial races. United’s Virginia Director Jim Purekal and New Jersey Policy Lead Katie Mettle highlighted the future governors’ focus on lowering energy prices through clean energy as a key component of their victories.

E&E news reports on the recent guidance from the U.S. Treasury Department, which rewrites decades-old standards for how wind and solar projects can qualify for federal tax incentives. United’s CEO and President Heather O’Neill warned that ratepayers will suffer higher energy bills and a less reliable grid unless state leaders take executive action to fast-track advanced energy projects.

Advanced Energy United responded to the release of new U.S. Treasury Department guidance about what qualifies for an energy project to have commenced construction.

In an interview with Echo Communications Advisors’ Chris Moyer, United’s President and CEO Heather O’Neill discussed United’s unique position in the clean energy landscape, lessons learned from the passage of H.R. 1, and her own personal career journey.

In an interview with Heatmap News, United’s President and CEO Heather O’Neill highlights how, amid federal rollbacks, growing budget pressures, and rising energy demand, states are now at the center of the clean energy transition.

Advanced Energy United President and CEO Heather O’Neill released a statement following the U.S. Senate passage of H.R. 1.

Ahead of a planned vote by the Senate on H.R. 1, national business association Advanced Energy United President and CEO Heather O’Neill called for immediate changes to the bill.

In response to the House’s major tax reform legislation, Advanced Energy United makes clear that the bill withdraws the U.S. from the global race for energy dominance.

Utility Dive reports on the U.S. House of Representatives’ narrow passage of a budget bill that guts federal support for wind, solar, storage and other advanced energy industries. The article cites experts from clean energy advocates, including Heather O’Neill, United President and CEO, who speaks to the repercussions of the bill for America’s economy if enacted.

National business association Advanced Energy United congratulates Secretary of the U.S. Department of the Interior, Doug Burgum, and Secretary of the U.S. Department of Energy, Chris Wright, on their respective Cabinet confirmations by the U.S. Senate.

Voice of America (VOA) News reports on President Trump’s declaration of a national “energy emergency,” which prioritizes fossil fuel production over renewables. United’s President and CEO Heather O’Neill stated that the administration should utilize advanced energy solutions in order to meet growing energy demand.

The New York Times reports on the potential impacts of President Trump’s initiatives to restructure America’s energy infrastructure. United’s President and CEO Heather O’Neill shared her insights surrounding the President’s most recent executive orders and the uncertainty they cause for the businesses that are lowering energy costs and increasing grid resiliency.