Heated Indiana Solar Meeting is Typical
"When anti-clean energy groups get involved in local discussions about solar or wind energy, this is pretty typical of what you see.
A great deal of rudeness and entitled behavior from people who tend to isolate themselves in their own social media siloes – typically closed Facebook groups that block dissenting views or inconvenient facts."
Heated Indiana Solar Meeting is Typical
Astroturf NIMBY group comes out to oppose property rights
"The tortured objections being raised by some Commission members were not supportable in the factual record.
So the end result of the “no” vote is, the township has thrown away 645,000 dollars in grant money, and the utility could go to court, with a high likelihood of winning a judgement, based on the record, possibly creating even more legal bills for the township."
Hundreds and hundreds of articles on what to do about the rising price of oil, and none on new solar or wind installations.
Transport for London signs contract for 65GWh of solar per year
"TfL currently uses about 1.6 terawatt hours (TWh) of electricity each year, making it the largest single electricity consumer in London. Once operational, the solar installations could supply up to 65,000 megawatt hours (MWh) of renewable electricity each year — equivalent to roughly two-thirds of the Victoria line’s annual power consumption."
It's about time for Sir Keir to start releasing from the Strategic Solar Panel Reserve.
His roof wasn’t suitable for solar panels. Here’s what he did instead.
"Indiana resident John Smillie...realized that solar panels might not work for his house, but they might work for a nearby youth-focused nonprofit with a flat, sunny roof.
So he donated the funds and helped find a vendor to install solar panels — which now help the nonprofit save money on their energy bills."
(No word on where 'bouts Mr. Smillie actually lives)
His roof wasn’t suitable for solar panels. Here’s what he did instead. » Yale Climate Connections
Solar Panels Attract Tornadoes, and Other Facebook Wisdom
"In rural Carrol County, Indiana last week, I happened to listen in briefly on remarks at a County Commission meeting discussing wind and solar energy.
As familiar as I am with the entire range of bogus anti-clean energy talking points, I did hear a new one.
“Solar panels attract tornadoes.”
#ClimateChange #Solar #CarrolCounty
