Big crowd on hand from wind, solar, and marine industries, among others, to watch the governor sign an executive order to get Rhode Island to 100% renewable power in 10 years. Its the start of something big. https://t.co/Z0MVIEiST9
Jason Knight
@Rep_Jason · RI · H
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| Energy | 0.2% | 0.5% | −0.3 pp | Under-indexed | 6 |
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The state can get off fossil fuels if it makes it a priority. Heres a little motivation. https://t.co/puGfJpIN39
@JacobBrierBTC @GPSJenn I have not heard any good reasons why this restriction is in place. Usually the justification revolves around protecting Nat. Grid<U+2019>s bottom line over, you know, the planet. Time to get serious about solar and let people put up the panels.
@kathyprojo @projo Set a top end for incentives in statute, set clear criteria for getting incentive payments - including performance targets, and let the PUC make the call. Down the road we will pay less for power than we do now.