Wind + Solar Reduces Utility Costs & Emissions
September 26th, 2013 by Andrew
Another study tells us that an increased amount of wind and solar power on the grid reduces utility costs as well as harmful greenhouse gas emissions. Read on for more details from the latest NREL study:
More Wind & Solar Can Reduce Utility Costs and Emissions (via Global Warming is Real)
Those opposed to spurring development and adoption of renewable solar and wind energy resources continually assert that their intermittent nature not only reduces grid reliability and raises the cost of electricity, but negates the carbon and greenhouse…
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Andrew I've been reporting and writing on a wide range of topics at the nexus of economics, technology, ecology/environment and society for some five years now. Whether in Asia-Pacific, Europe, the Americas, Africa or the Middle East, issues related to these broad topical areas pose tremendous opportunities, as well as challenges, and define the quality of our lives, as well as our relationship to the natural environment.
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