Idaho Energy Freedom, a new organization dedicated to educating Idahoans and lawmakers about the importance and benefits of sustainable energy, held its first education day at the Idaho Capitol on Wednesday with speakers from Owyhee County and the Nez Perce Tribe.
The group, founded in September, hopes to combat misinformation around clean energy and to highlight the economic benefits that often come with expanded energy options such as wind, solar and hydrogen power.
Peter Richardson, chairman of Idaho Energy Freedom and a principal attorney at Richardson Adams PLLC, spoke at a press conference Wednesday and said energy projects in Idaho are a strong economic driver that keeps money and jobs in the state. While Richardson said the group will not engage in lobbying efforts, the experts on the advisory council will share knowledge as needed for any…
Group dedicated to clean energy future holds first education day at Idaho Capitol
