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What would it take to develop Arizona solar?
How can Arizona harness the 'buckets of sunshine' it receives every day? Seems like the state was on a good path a while ago, but recent politics have veered away from that.[read more]
Is Arizona’s Clean Energy Future Clouded by Dirty Politics?
Solar panels on ASU parking garage, Tempe, AZ Regular readers of The Phoenix Sun know how important the Arizona Corporation Commission (ACC) has been to the growth of clean and renewable energy in this sun-drenched state. For example, under the leadership of outgoing chairwoman Kris Mayes (who is term-limited out this year), the ACC...[read more]
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“This reflects some of the Vehement/viceral/ One track minded attitude that I think I've noticed with some Renewables/GW enthusisats. I will use some humour to exaggeratingly illustrate the point. In a Top Secrete, High level SPANISH Government debate.."The Economy is bad, what tough choices do / MUST we, COURAGEOUSLY make to recover?"Fund Solar Power, or Starve the ...”
“Since CCS has not yet been demonstrated on a very large scale, it is dangerous to speculate about how quickly it can be rolled out, but given that the technology is quite a lot simpler and less capital intensive than nuclear, it could potentially be rolled out significantly faster. We will also have to see how the public reacts to CO2 storage when it becomes a large scale reality. It should ...”