Stephen Heins Particularly egregious were the Greenhouse Gas Standards and Guidelines for Fossil Fuel-Fired Power Plants, implemented in May 2024, that required new baseload gas-fired plants to control 90% of their carbon dioxide emissions starting in 2032.
The assumption was that this would be through carbon capture and sequestration (CCS) technology.
- However, since CCS is not currently commercially viable, these rules effectively made the construction of new baseload natural gas generation uneconomic...
- BOTTOMLINE: “There is no question that the election of President Trump came just in time for the US to avoid a catastrophe in its power grids.
- With the rapid development of AI and other power-hungry industries such as chip manufacturing, significant challenges remain. At least we are now headed in the right direction.”
No comments:
Post a Comment