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How will #InflationReductionAct and #BipartisanInfrastructureLaw impact electricity?
New analysis from @NREL energy.gov/sites/default/…
1) Clean share of electricity generation grows to 81% in 2030 (from 41% in 2022)
New analysis from @NREL energy.gov/sites/default/…
1) Clean share of electricity generation grows to 81% in 2030 (from 41% in 2022)
2) Clean electricity growth lowers bulk power costs by $50 to $115 billion through 2030, reducing bulk system costs approximately 9%.
3) Power sector CO2 emissions decline by 84% in 2030 relative to 2005 levels
Last week, Dems defied expectations in the midterms and this week celebrated the one-year anniversary of @JoeBiden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law.
But the GOP is in disarray after millions of Americans rejected MAGA candidates and their extreme agenda. #WeeklyStatesRoundup 🧵
But the GOP is in disarray after millions of Americans rejected MAGA candidates and their extreme agenda. #WeeklyStatesRoundup 🧵
This week, I spoke with radio stations in WI, PA & CT about how Dems defied expectations in the midterms — and Republicans are racing to out-MAGA each other in the lead up to their presidential primary.
Thanks for having me, Keith Parris & @bshactman!
Thanks for having me, Keith Parris & @bshactman!
President Biden’s Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is already making a difference. In the first year alone, Washington State has already getting funding that will mean new, safer roads and bridges, increased access to public transit and more!
nbcrightnow.com/news/3-7-billi…
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THREAD: Democracy is under assault in Wisconsin—but we’ve been fighting back. Read on for how we’ve sprinted through 2021—and then click to donate so we can hit our year-end goal & ramp up the fight in 2022! wisdems.org/recap
Before we dig into our review of 2021, let’s set the stage—for why anyone outside Wisconsin should care about this state in the first place. Simply put: what happens in politics here shapes the course of the nation.
Wisconsin is the most evenly divided state in the country. 4 of the last 6 presidential elections have come down to less than 1%. In 2020, President Biden won WI by 20,682 votes—a 0.6% margin. In 2018, Gov Evers won by 1.1% As a result, every election here is a titanic battle.
