Almost 40 miles from the heart of Manhattan, up the Hudson river, laid until a few years ago, the Big Apple’s largest source of consistent , reliable, and clean electricity - the three unit 1040 MW nameplate capacity Indian Point Energy Center.
Very good write-up, GLF. Thanks! Change will only come when they reach peak pain. A few brown outs another major NYCity black out...then perhaps we'll hear a different tune.
A well done article! If anyone wants proof that this “energy transition” crap has anything to do with the environment, just look at the wholesale rejection of clean, carbon free nuclear generated electricity. There is no better base load source, unless of course, you live on the sun. I call bulls*** on these grifters and Malthusian crackpots. This is nothing about environment, it’s all about money and power.
New York plans to "fill the gap" with Dispatchable Emissions-Free Resources (DEFRs) as soon as they figure out what DEFRs are.
New York hopes DEFRs will be available timely. However, hope is not a strategy.
Very good write-up, GLF. Thanks! Change will only come when they reach peak pain. A few brown outs another major NYCity black out...then perhaps we'll hear a different tune.
Great article! Natural gas, though, is perfectly fine and they'll soon have to acknowledge that as well!
Unfortunately all these progressives who “believe” in science don’t actually understand science.
Riverkeeper is a criminal organization. The swindle they pulled with Indian Point Nuclear will be remembered as a major stain in New York’s history.
GLF,
A well done article! If anyone wants proof that this “energy transition” crap has anything to do with the environment, just look at the wholesale rejection of clean, carbon free nuclear generated electricity. There is no better base load source, unless of course, you live on the sun. I call bulls*** on these grifters and Malthusian crackpots. This is nothing about environment, it’s all about money and power.