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Decarbonization and Electrification: The Case for Innovation
Highly reliable and resilient energy infrastructure is the bedrock of the US economy. Energy availability and certainty of supply and delivery are more important now than ever. This is particularly the case for electricity and natural gas in support of sustaining economic recovery as the COVID pandemic wains. Large segments of the economy, including electric generation, heating, and industrial processes are dependent on reliable and economically priced natural gas, now the dominant fuel in the US. Policy initiatives aimed at reducing the use of fossil fuels, including natural gas, and expanding transportation and building electrification are bringing forth challenges and opportunities that are at times in conflict.
More Posts
The Great Salt Lake is disappearing – Can it be saved? And does it need saving?
The Great Salt Lake has lost half its surface area and 70% of its water volume, yet there remains a debate on whether it needs savings. One group believes it does and is enlisting the support of a tiny bird.
Theory of Trouble Shooting
Theory of trouble shooting is a tool for mental reasonng using which any one can find ROOT CAUSE OF ANY TROUBLE IN ANY MACHINE / SYSTEM all over the world.
Finally – the government is focusing on the right things
Most of the funds allocated in the Inflation Reduction Act were misdirected. The good news is that, In a small way, the latest Department of Energy roadmap is getting it right.
Forest, Trees and Logging Wars
Frequently, I start a post by reading an article in one of my data-sources as I did for this one. The source was the April Issue of Scientific American, and the excellent article was called Last Stand. This article was well-written and readable...
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