Exactly right. “If you look at the future, it’s not quite certain,” @ChrisGould_1 said. “It will really take an all-of-the-above approach.”
Sage observation by @Exelon's @ChrisGould_1. No path to get off natural gas without tech advancements, so Exelon is investing in ways to make gas cleaner with CCS and researching blending hydrogen with gas. https://washex.am/3fcMEMd
You've heard of nuclear fission, which is how we generate 20% of our country's electricity. But what about fusion?
Researchers at @GeneralAtomics are working on perfecting nuclear fusion, opening up pathways to provide carbon-free energy for millions.
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"Welcome to Texas, y'all!" @Iberdrola_En Enters Texas Market, Offers Residents Affordable Wind Energy. #txenergy @AWEA @APowerAlliance @poweringTX https://www.businesswire.com/news/home/20200708005581/en/Iberdrola-Enters-Texas-Market-Offers-Residents-Affordable#.XwZC8SFyOes.twitter
“Democrats are creating a false choice between combating climate change & having a prosperous economy. We can have both, & America can supply the innovative technologies that will reduce global emissions.” #cleanenergy #renewableenergy @repgregwalden
Rep. Greg Walden: Green New Deal would cripple economy – Republicans have better way to fight climate change
Democrats are creating a false choice between combatting climate change and having a prosperous economy. We can have both, and America can supply the ...
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“Democrats are creating a false choice between combating climate change and having a prosperous economy. We can have both, and America can supply the innovative technologies that will reduce global emissions.” The proposed “Green New Deal,” would wreck the national economy and erode our personal freedoms in the process. fxn.ws/317vUBM
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Democrats are creating a false choice between combatting climate change and having a prosperous economy. We can have both, and America can supply the innovative technologies that will reduce global emissions.Another big economic development win for West Texas. The state of Texas is a huge growth market for 8minute Solar Energy, with four other projects in late stages of development. The company's Texas projects represent nearly 1 GW of clean energy and are expected to generate about a billion dollars of capital investment, as well as $60 million in land payments, more than $120 million in local tax revenues, over 1,000 construction jobs and another 2,000 indirect jobs.
8minute Solar Energy brings first project online in Texas
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8minute Solar Energy and Duke Energy Renewables announced that the 280-MWDC Holstein solar project in Nolan County, Texas, has begun commercial operation.
Happy Birthday to our very own Advisory Board Member, John E. Davis! We are fortunate to have this fifth generation Texan who today proudly carries the title of “Energy Rancher" on our team. Read more about former State Rep. John Davis here: bit.ly/31QCzRm
