"Québec last week avoided a blackout, despite the frigid Arctic cold snap, by importing electricity from New York. But it may be out of luck next time, along with the Empire State itself, thanks to the green rush to kill reliable sources of power."
The #CLCPA mandates that 70% of New York’s power come from renewables by 2030, and 100% carbon-free sources by 2040. But, New York’s doesn't have to lose reliable generating capacity to serve load when #solar or #wind plants can’t deliver.
"In other words, the state’s electric grid is growing ever more unreliable — even as the state is also pushing for far greater reliance on electric heat." Reports from @NewYorkISO have got more persistent and dire. nyiso.com/-/press-releas…
"The official [#CLCPA] plan... is for backup to be provided by 'DEFRs — dispatchable emissions-free resources.' Those are clean-power backup sources — but no such thing exists yet." See the DEFR needed deployed in 17 years @NewYorkISO's "2021-2040 Outlook" nyiso.com/-/the-outlook-…
@NewYorkISO "Yes, Hydro-Québec has agreed to supply the Big Apple with 1,250 megawatts of clean electricity. But @empire_hanley points out the deal 'does not obligate Hydro-Québec to provide power in winter.'" empirecenter.org/publications/a…
"California’s brownouts last year are a glimpse of the green-energy nightmare awaiting New York. This madness also guarantees soaring electric bills even when the lights are on, as wind and solar still cost more than traditional power generation." nypost.com/2022/09/09/cal…
"New York deserves a realistic energy plan before it’s too late."
"South Korea and the United Arab Emirates have agreed to 'deepen and accelerate collaboration in the peaceful nuclear energy sector.' Several memorandums of understanding were signed during a meeting between Korean President Yoon and UAE President MBZ." world-nuclear-news.org/Articles/Korea…
"Recognising the importance of nuclear power plants as a critical source of energy security and an important element for the growth of the clean economy, and given the existing deep level of cooperation achieved in this area, the two leaders expressed their determination..."
"...to deepen and accelerate collaboration in the peaceful nuclear energy sector, both by successfully completing the Barakah Nuclear Energy Plant project and by jointly pursuing additional nuclear projects, whether in the UAE or third countries."
Nuclear provides well-paying generational jobs for skilled tradesfolk to enable vibrant and healthy host communities enriched by steady tax revenues. For a clean energy transition to be successful, it must be advantageous for the workers who delivering it. energy.gov/us-energy-empl…
A Made-In-America nuclear program offers a strong solution to the energy security challenges facing the state and country, including our reliance on foreign supply chains and intermittent energy technologies. energytracker.asia/what-the-2021-…
"The past few weeks have seen a radical change in the outlook for nuclear energy... France... European Union... the change in tone is remarkable..." nationalreview.com/2021/12/the-ne…
"[T]he arrival of a force of fierce female fission freedom fighters on the political battlefield is having a real impact, reshaping the nuclear message into a form congenial to progressives."
"[In 2016] Trump defeated Clinton in the presidential election. While many of Clinton’s disappointed supporters sought solace in blaming the defeat on racism, sexism, or Putin, a cold, hard look at the electoral map told a different story."
PRESS RELEASE: New York Negates All Wind & Solar Deployed Statewide by Closing Indian Point Reactor 2. More Fossil Fuels, More Pollution Without Nuclear Energy nuclearny.org/ip2-press-rele…
"By shutting down just one half of this nuclear plant, New York did more damage to the climate than destroying every wind turbine and solar panel in the state."
Those who rallied for the shutdown are still pondering how long it will take to "replace" the electricity from Indian Point with renewable energy (RE) and energy efficiency (EE). Data from the New York Independent System Operator (NYISO) reveals that replacement power is gas.