IBEW members across the country are speaking out about job loss, shuttered projects, and electricity shortages if Congress repeals clean energy investments. Outside the U.S.
IBEW members are fighting legislation that will kill energy jobs, hike electricity costs, and endanger grid reliability. On May 22, a budget bill that repeals
A statewide lobbying push by IBEW members has resulted in a new Colorado law naming nuclear as a clean energy resource. On April 1, Gov.
IBEW members are joining Republican leaders to warn that cuts to renewable energy investments will set back the country’s response to the growing demand for
IBEW members of Kalamazoo, Mich. Local 131 will repower the first nuclear plant in U.S. history to be brought back online after shutting down. The
In June, Alaska Local 1547 Business Manager Doug Tansy and apprentice Jana Mabie attended a White House forum on how federal infrastructure dollars create jobs
On June 10, the first ever coal-to-nuclear project broke ground in Kemmerer, Wyoming. More than 500 IBEW LU 322 construction members will build the historic
An old coal plant is breathing new life into a small Wyoming community. Kemmerer’s coal-burning Naughton Power plant has always meant great IBEW utility jobs,
The demand for utility-scale solar is high, and the need for skilled labor to install it is just as strong. Now the IBEW, Laborers International,
IBEW members scored high-level attention at the State of the Union on March 7th. Not only did several IBEW members attend the high-profile event, President
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