Wind Industry Wants PTC Extended and Big Piece of Energy Pie
Herman K. Trabish: May 10, 2013
That PTC phase-out is officially off—and the fight for wind’s future is on.
That PTC phase-out is officially off—and the fight for wind’s future is on.
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Record-breaking numbers at competitive prices
Will the change save the 2013 wind industry?
Wind would be the first renewable to go incentive-free.
It’s not what phases out, it’s what phases in.
“I would go to lawmakers, throw a quarter down, and say, ‘That’s all I want. Twenty-five cents for every dollar you give the Koch brothers and Exxon.’”
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