These claims are quite misleading, because they fail to distinguish between the temporary jobs for construction and the permanent jobs for operation & maintenance. From the linked fact sheets:
Sonoran: “Employ 358 workers during peak construction and 16 permanent employees when the plant is operational;”
Tule: “Create up to 325 jobs during peak construction and 12 permanent jobs”

I thought of writing such a post

You cool if I use yours, perhaps modifying it a bit?

Or would you like to tighten it up for a guest post?

Congress/Senate/Pres have agreed to go green. Starting on Jan 1 the US will start the following policies:
1) National FIT, with roof top, parking lot top project receiving a 20% bonus on top of normal FIT. FIT will be tiered to promote local ownership.
– For projects that product less than 3x annual use by a build/campus the utility has 1 month to resolve connection issues. After that they start paying 10% of the FIT (based on rated max production), increasing additional 10% each month until connected (to a max of 150% of FIT).
2) A carbon tax on coal, oil, gas. Starting small and going up each quarter. See the carbon tax post for the messy details on import taxes etc.
3) End all special tax breaks/loops holes to coal, gas, oil, nuclear. Stop all government funding/break to said groups.
4) Funds raised by (2) and saved by (3) will be used to train vets to install green energy and do energy efficiency projects. And then pay those vets to do said work on government buildings, schools, base housing.

There is more, but I’ll stop there, the wishing star has it’s work cut out for it with just those.

Happy Holiday to all