“For every dollar of public money put in, Minnesota will get an enormous return.”
NOx and SO2 fell 70 percent in twenty years.
Savings more than cover costs in Mid-Atlantic and Midwest states.
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Energy expert Michael Levi on our modern energy age
First insight: Both parties see the grid’s sources of electricity are shifting.
“It’s not 1990 anymore.”
Some key findings and surprising outcomes from Black & Veatch’s annual utility survey—with charts.
GE did 6+ gigawatts in 2012—but the entire 2013 market may only be 4 gigawatts.
Natural gas is touted as the driving force behind America’s declining emissions. But a new study concludes that efficiency is the primary reason.
“Are we getting a lumpy renewable energy portfolio?”
Will plant closures leave the Northeast too reliant on a single fuel?
A new life-cycle analysis quantifies the avoided costs of gas and coal emissions.
“If it comes in at $1 per watt, we win. If it comes in at $8 per watt, we lose.”
Manufacturers have orders and developers have bank financing. Wind is back.
Making sure the lowest-hanging efficiency fruit doesn’t die on the vine
There is nothing like a natural resource war to give you religion about renewable energy.
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