From the rapidly growing landscape of renewable technologies to the large potential for lower-carbon gas resources and the falling costs of renewable power and battery storage – to new collaborations occurring among utilities, states and local governments – all sectors, sources and solutions have a role to play in a sustainable energy future.
Powering People works to alleviate, and depoliticize, the divisive rhetoric surrounding energy production and infrastructure. It will also explain how a mix of energy sources if carried out responsibly, can reduce price spikes and system bottlenecks on high-demand days like the dead of winter and the dog days of summer.
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