Economic renewal. Clean energy. Local current.
Insights from The Alluvial and its partners on how communities harness national momentum to build resilience at home.
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What Generation Can Actually Come Online in Time? In the first article of this series, The Missile and the Meter, I traced the direct line from Iran’s missile strikes on Qatar’s Ras Laffan LNG complex to the power bills of families in North Carolina. The mechanism is not abstract. It…
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Trouble Don’t Last Always
The true coalition leading the renewable energy transition Emanating from the ethos of Psalm 30:5, the phrase “Trouble don’t last always” is more than a…
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A Year to Move: Why North Carolina Should Seize the Clean-Transportation Moment
Every now and then, opportunity shows up wearing a bureaucratic name tag. “Surface Transportation Reauthorization” might not sound like the stuff of bold climate action,…
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The Sky Isn’t Falling—But It’s Definitely Getting Heavier
Every few years, we relearn the same hard truth: water remembers where it’s been. In eastern North Carolina, that memory runs deep — through the…
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Welcome to The Current
Every movement has a current — that steady pull of ideas, people, and progress that reshapes everything in its path. This blog is where we…
● About Me
I’m William, author of The Current and founder of The Alluvial. This blog is where I reflect on the people, ideas, and partnerships shaping a more equitable clean-energy future. From small towns and churches to regional collaborations, I write about what happens when innovation meets community.
