New PUC Report Points to Future Reliability Risks to Colorado's Grid
- December 5, 2022
by Michael Sandoval Stanford University professor Mark Jacobson’s “roadmaps” for states to reach a 100 percent renewable energy portfolio by 2050 has become the new benchmark for aspiring politicos who hope to chart their own political course with promises to bring their states and eventually the entire United States to green salvation. Among them, U.S.
READ MOREThe corporate favoritism through subsidies showered on wind and solar by governments has been significant.
READ MOREby Jon Caldara The bad news: President Donald Trump’s pulling the U.S. out of the Paris climate accord will cause ocean levels to rise. The good news: It will be from all the crocodile tears of progressives. Those of us who are skeptical of the politics of global warming are labeled “deniers” as an ugly pejorative to
READ MOREFor those living in the shadow of industrial wind farms, it’s like being in the dark.
READ MOREDespite billions in taxpayer subsidies, the United States currently generates less energy from solar and wind, the darlings of government favoritism, than it did from renewables in 1950.
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