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Where I live, our electricity comes from nuclear power plants. But with the weather, solar would perform better during certain parts of the year. When your solar farm is snow covered for weeks your not getting much.
Yup, the gas I use in my car comes from decomposed fauna and my electricity comes from water flowing through a dam.
Over in the Green Living forum there must be at least one of these threads every month:
"XYZ is poised to obsolete current energy technologies"
BTW, all the OP's article concerns is some energy co-ops that consist of solar arrays that in order to be built are still having to be subsidized by us the Taxpayers...
I sure hope all these solar co-ops have better luck in producing power than that $2.2 Billion dollar disaster called Ivanpah...
If you live in Texas with the most wind power produced which is feed into electrical grid of course.
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