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Coal fuels less and less Virginia electricity. But when should utilities pull the plug on plants?
Card – Virginia Mercury – 7/30/21
US wind industry hopes capacity market rule changes place breeze at its back
Card – S&P Global – 7/22/21
Dominion’s exit from regional capacity market raises some eyebrows — and questions
Card – Virginia Mercury – 5/25/21
Rocky Mountain Institute Study Shows Renewables Are Kicking Natural Gas To The Curb
Card – Clean Technica – 10/3/20
‘Game-changer’: FERC order opens door for renewables
Card – E&E Energywire – 9/18/20
China’s Clean Energy Pivot Could Be The Death Knell For Coal
Card – Oil Price – 9/24/20
FERC’s capacity markets limit clean energy and cost billions; it’s time for Congress to act
Card – Utility Dive – 8/27/20
No, Renewables Did Not Cause California’s Blackouts
Card – Cleantechnica – 8/27/20
Natural Gas CEO Admits to Excess Pipeline Capacity from Marcellus Basin
There is excess pipeline capacity for natural gas produced from the Marcellus shale field and the gap of excess capacity over gas produced is expected to grow, according to Toby Rice, CEO of EQT Corporation, the largest shale gas producer