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Some sobering global warming commentary from UC San Diego scientists puts Cap & Trade in perspective.
posted by CalEnergyGuy at 9:46 AM
Despite all the government incentives to install solar, it just gets harder and harder to... install solar.
posted by CalEnergyGuy at 9:15 AM
PG&E's Diablo Canyon nuclear plant's operation license is set to expire in 2025. But PG&E isn't waiting to seek an extension. The company announced today that it will seek a 20 year extension from the Nuclear REgulatory Commission now. That would extend the life to 2045.
posted by CalEnergyGuy at 3:07 PM
This is perhaps more a general economic commentary than an energy commentary, but because it involves a wind-energy start-up, I figure it's fair game for this space.
posted by CalEnergyGuy at 9:47 AM
As if PG&E didn't have enough problems with SmartMeters...
posted by CalEnergyGuy at 9:56 AM
By now you've probably herd that the TV regulations passed on 5-0 vote. Starting in 2011, some marginally onerous rules kick in governing how much power your TV can draw, then in 2013, the regs go from being marginally onerous to really onerous.
posted by CalEnergyGuy at 10:20 AM
If you read the print edition of the Wall Street Journal, there is an interesting juxtaposition of articles that says a lot about energy in this country today.
posted by CalEnergyGuy at 8:54 AM
Thought the Energy Crisis in California ended a few years ago? Think again.
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