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onsumers Energy has instituted an employee retention program to keep employees at the plant. This program, already operating before the retirement date was extended, has already cost Consumers $46 million.
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Clean energy adoption is surging, driven by record renewable energy deployment that passed 40 percent of global electricity generation in 2024 and could supply half of global electricity demand by 2030.
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Cheap clean energy is on track to supply half of global electricity demand by 2030, generating trillions in investment and millions of jobs.
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The World Bank says clean industry is a $70 billion annual investment opportunity in China, Indonesia, and Viet Nam.
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Tax credits for large clean energy projects are now set to end after 2027, and similar credits for smaller projects on households and businesses will disappear at the end of 2025.
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The post The Interior’s “Energy Density” Order Is Nonsensical appeared first on Energy Innovation.
Today, only 4 percent of U.S. renewable energy is located on federal lands, but over 23 million acres of federal land is leased for oil and gas extraction.
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The post Congress Repealed Federal Clean Energy Incentives. Now What? appeared first on Energy Innovation.
Repealing the federal clean energy incentives will result in a loss of 340 gigawatts of electricity capacity by 2035.
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In California, the removal of clean energy incentives would spike electricity rates by 7-11% by 2035, raising household costs by $320 per year.
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The post The “Big Beautiful Bill” Will Reverse 75 Years of Falling Electricity Prices appeared first on Energy Innovation.
This bill repeals tax credits that incentivize developers to invest in domestic energy; the biggest losers are wind and solar.
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Renewable energy has generated more power than natural gas because it provides cheap and fast electricity to meet demand.
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