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South Carolina Energy Future: Questions Abound After ‘Underwhelming’ Report
“I’m not saying zero carbon isn’t a good goal – it is. I’m just saying it’s a terrible goal if the power runs out before you get there.”
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Mr. Folks – Out of curiosity, what’s the book your hands are resting on? A Bible perhaps? I don’t know of (m)any books that come with silken page markers ….. wish you’d been smiling in the new pic :-))
I think that the PJM electrical grid where electricity can be provided to other states in the grid is far better than Texas’ “Lone Star Grid”; Texans don’t trust nobody. Texas utilities could not handle that severely frigid weather crippled the state when the electrical power stations shutdown and went offline. I don’t know if their nuclear power stations kept the radiation process active or not; probably not since they need electricity to keep the reactor vessel cool to prevent a Three Mile Island or a “China Syndrome” from occurring.