Two new reports released by the Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI) conclude that “the role of natural gas as a ‘bridge fuel’ is behind us.” In announcing the reports, RMI states:
The past decade has seen a dramatic reduction in the costs of wind,
Renewables, storage poised to undercut natural gas prices, increase stranded assets: RMI
- – Utility Dive – 9/11/19
DC Circuit Questions Natural Gas Export Agreements for Nexus Gas Pipeline
- – Natural Gas Intelligence – 9/9/19
The pipeline, national security, and Dominion’s PR machine
- – The Recorder – 9/5/19
As Pipeline Construction Booms, Citizens Take Inspections Into Their Own Hands
- – WV Public Broadcasting – 8/29/19
Trump’s Methane Rule Rollback Divides Oil and Gas Industry
- – The New York Times – 8/29/19
To lower residential energy costs, waive goodbye to the Jones Act
- – American Enterprise Institute – 9/3/19
North Carolina’s Draft Energy Plan Aims to Curb Natural Gas Buildout
- – Natural Gas Intelligence – 8/20/19
What Happens When People Meet the Gas Industry, Inside Appalachia
- – WV Public Broadcasting – 8/16/19
Fracking may be a bigger climate problem than we thought
- – Vox – 8/16/19