I believe one can get more recent data for CAISO, but that doesn't cover the whole state as the Ember data does.
Dan Schroeder
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Physicist, educator, number-cruncher. Cartoon by the great Cal Grondahl. physics.weber.edu/schroeder
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This photo isn't recent but it tells a story. My late father, a retired Lutheran minister, moved to DC at age 80 and spent 13 happy years there, living in a senior residence near Thomas Circle, with no need for a car. He walked far and wide and was treated with kindness everywhere he went.
Challenge: post your last photo taken in DC to show what a hell-hole it is.
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Very similar to what Ogden city council members say, right down to the "more than our share" rhetoric. People who live in less expensive housing are considered an undesirable burden.
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I grew up in a suburb that became a rather famous victim of parachute journalism when I was four. When I later attended the high school where much of the footage was shot, they used it to teach us how media can deceive. Didn't learn the term until later, though. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/16_in_W...
16 in Webster Groves - Wikipedia
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It's a variety of parachute journalism, when national media come to a location only because they think it will illustrate their predetermined narrative.
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(What's actually driving geothermal development is California's clean-firm power mandate.)
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Finally, I find the article's headline offensively misleading. Renewable energy isn't a zero-sum competition in which killing wind+solar projects helps geothermal. The article mentions nothing that Trump has done to actually help Utah's geothermal industry.
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“The single largest lever that Congress can pull over the next 18 months would be permit reform,” Mailloux said. “I think geothermal, more than any other technology, has the most to gain from modernizing our federal permitting system.”
Nope. It's wind and transmission that need permitting reform.
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"The cost of solar and wind has dropped by around 80% and 70%, respectively, in the past decade. Both options are now cheaper than coal or gas, according to an analysis from Columbia University."
Never miss an opportunity to confuse readers with LCOE!
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"That part of the budget bill has drawn pushback, even within the Republican Party. Utah Sen. John Curtis is one of two GOP lawmakers who have held up Trump’s nominees for the Treasury Dept over concerns about how the credits will wind down..."
OK but maybe mention that Curtis voted for the bill?
