Yes I agree Dawn. An all of the above approach, like Texas still have (but maybe not soon), is the best, allowing renewables to flourish on the market. We indeed need all the energy we can get. Demand is growing fast.
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]]>I do know that Texas operates fairly separately. Thanks, Thomas
]]>I should say that this is just Texas. Texas is very different from the rest of the US, like as if it is its own country. The United States government does not have much say when it is about energy in Texas. Renewables have been very successful in Texas despite the strong resistance from the fossil fuel fuel industry and local legislators.
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]]>Yes, I did think that must be the case but Iām not sure how it works in America.
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