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Are solar and wind the cheapest forms of energy? And other FAQs about renewables
By Neil Martin
Biden Administration outlines how solar could be nearly half of electricity supply by 2050
By Pippa Stevens
The world's largest solar power plants – pv magazine International
Biden Offers Ambitious Blueprint for Solar Energy
By Ivan Penn
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Formerly TwitterMark Z. Jacobson
mzjacobson
Seven countries now generate 100% of their electricity from renewable energy
"Albania, Bhutan, Nepal, Paraguay, Iceland, Ethiopia & DR Congo produced more than 99.7% of the electricity they consumed using geothermal, hydro, solar or wind"
www.independent.co.uk/tech/renewable-energy-solar-nepal-bhutan-iceland-b2533699.html @Independent
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Mark Z. Jacobson
mzjacobson
Solar drives renewables milestone in California '
"38 of the past 46 days, renewables have met the state’s full energy demand for part of the day"
"It’s never happened before to this scale."
politi.co/4aNg2pg @politico
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Solar and Storage Industry
SEIA
Last week, SEIA and 200 #solar and #storage companies called on Congress to pass siting, permitting, and transmission reform.
Now is the time to act to strengthen American clean energy and deliver for local economies.
Read more: www.seia.org/news/200-clean-energy-companies-urge-congress-pass-siting-permitting-and-transmission-reform-2024 pic.twitter.com/5qF03NlU4c
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Vote Solar
votesolar
This week's Solar For All announcement was a big step towards our clean energy future.
As our Deputy Program Director, Midwest @JohnDelurey told Insider Climate News: "It’s the biggest single commitment we’ve ever seen."
Read more: insideclimatenews.org/news/23042024/inflation-reduction-act-solar-for-all/
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U.S. Puts $562 Billion Price Tag on Ramping Up Solar Power
By Jennifer Hiller & Timothy Puko
Solar energy can account for 40% of U.S. electricity by 2035 -DOE
By Valerie Volcovici