The US is down low on the list. One reason is because the US has 96 nuclear power plants that generate about 20% of the total power. But new wind and solar are being built in many states so the US will be higher in the list as years pass. Here is the source of
(Read More…)
J.D. Power Report Indicates Some US States Will Lag Far Behind Others On EV Adoption My reply to a comment: FTE said, “The transition is non-optional. You can’t buy what they won’t sell. This problem fixes itself.” We (the US) tried that BS with Cuba, and their used cars from the fifties are *still* on
(Read More…)
ILSR states community power scorecard gives a letter grade to how the states score on community power. Some states score poorly even though they have changed to renewables. Utilities are greedy and don’t the state to allow the DERs – distributed energy resources, AKA net metering. https://ilsr.org/2022-community-power-scorecard/ Also see California NEM 3.0.
America’s least and most environmentally friendly states. The figures this article gives don’t make sense. For example, #32, New Jersey says the fossil fuels and renewables add up to 5% total. Where is the remaining 95% of the energy coming from? They say the figures come from the government – EIA. There seems to be
(Read More…)
