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Tag Archives: Kilowatt hour
The UK Climate Change Act & Its Implications For Energy Supply
By Paul Homewood I have previously looked at the potential costs of the Climate Change Act, for instance here. But now I want to look at its potential impact on energy supply. Let’s start with the basic targets that have … Continue reading
DOE Green Energy Loans: $11.45 million per job and a rounding error’s worth of averted carbon emissions.
Guest Post by David Middleton The cost of each taxpayer-financed green energy job created since 2009: $26.32 billion divided by 2,298 jobs = $11.45 million per job… Green energy jobs and DOE loans are tallied under programs 1703 and 1705 … Continue reading
Moronomics
Guest Post by Willis Eschenbach Reading my Sunday paper today, I find the following: Customers Can Sell Back Solar Power. The Los Angeles District of Water and Power will allow customers to sell back excess solar energy created on their … Continue reading
Posted in Energy, Solar
Tagged california, Cost of electricity by source, electricity costs, energy prices, Kilowatt hour, Los Angeles, Solar power
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In other news…”Ten Reasons Why Fracking is (not) Doomed”
Guest Post by David Middleton I ran across a really funny story on Real Clear Energy last Friday… Once you get past all of the nonsense about fracking polluting groundwater and global warming hysteria, the article really gets “interesting.”
Posted in Energy, Fracking, natural gas, solar power, wind power
Tagged california, Germany, Hydraulic fracturing, Kilowatt hour, Photovoltaic system, Photovoltaics, United States, Watt
128 Comments
How Green Was My Bankruptcy?
Guest Post by David Middleton My apologies to the memories of the late Richard Llewellyn and late John Ford; but I just had to borrow their title for this post. This paragraph from a 2010 Telegraph article really says it … Continue reading
Earth Hour – Is it worth the effort?
Guest post by Russ Rodrigues On Saturday, March 31st at 8.30pm (local time) WWF is inviting you and everyone around the world to celebrate Earth Hour 2012 by turning off non-essential lights for sixty minutes to “protect the planet”. Now, … Continue reading
Posted in Energy
Tagged Canada, Compact fluorescent lamp, Earth, Earth Hour, IESO, Independent Electricity System Operator, Kilowatt hour, Ontario, Watt, World Wildlife Fund, WWF
130 Comments
