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In winter months, more natural gas to New York wouldn't replace electricity from wind and solar. It would replace petroleum oil or imported LNG with a higher carbon footprint than natural gas produced a few hundred miles away.
This isn’t governors abandoning climate! When it comes to proposed gas pipelines, the relevant question for the climate is: What is the realistic alternative that maintains reliability and keeps prices low (so we can actually electrify the economy)? https://politi.co/47EBldx
For individuals, affordable energy matters most. For Big Tech, it's access to abundant and reliable energy. Are these interests inherently at odds?
In his latest, @AbernathyGary lays out a roadmap for how energy policy—if done right—can address both.
When Energy is Done Right, A Rising Tide Will Lift All Boats
TEA Takes: a weekly opinion piece from Gary Abernathy
empoweringamerica.org
Good @EmpoweringUSA piece in @RealClearEnergy.
Low cost energy is the key to staying ahead in the AI race & Tech Cold War with China.
Thankfully, Momentum Has Shifted to Affordable, Reliable Energy
This article was orginally published at The Empowerment Alliance and is re-published here with permission. Momentum ...
www.realclearenergy.org
Climate activists will throw a fit, but @GovKathyHochul is right to delay this de-facto natural gas ban for new construction.
Her constituents are struggling to afford their energy bills, restricting access to natural gas would only make the problem worse!
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In winter months, more natural gas to New York wouldn't replace electricity from wind and solar. It would replace petroleum oil or imported LNG with a higher carbon footprint than natural gas produced a few hundred miles away.
This isn’t governors abandoning climate! When it comes to proposed gas pipelines, the relevant question for the climate is: What is the realistic alternative that maintains reliability and keeps prices low (so we can actually electrify the economy)? https://politi.co/47EBldx
For individuals, affordable energy matters most. For Big Tech, it's access to abundant and reliable energy. Are these interests inherently at odds?
In his latest, @AbernathyGary lays out a roadmap for how energy policy—if done right—can address both.
When Energy is Done Right, A Rising Tide Will Lift All Boats
TEA Takes: a weekly opinion piece from Gary Abernathy
empoweringamerica.org
Good @EmpoweringUSA piece in @RealClearEnergy.
Low cost energy is the key to staying ahead in the AI race & Tech Cold War with China.
Thankfully, Momentum Has Shifted to Affordable, Reliable Energy
This article was orginally published at The Empowerment Alliance and is re-published here with permission. Momentum ...
www.realclearenergy.org
Climate activists will throw a fit, but @GovKathyHochul is right to delay this de-facto natural gas ban for new construction.
Her constituents are struggling to afford their energy bills, restricting access to natural gas would only make the problem worse!