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David Wagman

  • Founder and Principal, Cannon Valley Conversations
  • Energy and Infrastructure Blogger, INFRAreport
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How important do we think a domestic US solar supply chain is?

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By David Wagman
| Energy Central Verified
image credit: Image by David Wagman Journalist, Independent Journalist and Analyst David is a long-time energy journalist and author of the book Renewable Energy: A Nontechnical Guide. Member since 2017 300 items added with 294,842 views Apr 3, 2024Apr 2, 2024 8:32 pm GMT 3 views Interesting report from Guidehouse Insights on behalf of the SEMA Coalition. The Inflation Reduction Act makes a lot of money and incentives available for a rejuvenated domestic US solar supply chain.
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In building its carbon rule, EPA gave a nod to these power plants

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By David Wagman
| Power Engineering Verified
The U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) cited multiple examples of existing and planned power generating projects that use carbon capture and sequestration and hydrogen technologies, which are bedrock strategies for achieving its newly proposed carbon emission reductions. One GHG reduction technologies is carbon capture and sequestration (CCS), a technology that can capture and permanently store CO2 from power plants.
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Otter Tail wants more solar, aims to repower wind turbines, warns of EPA haze rule impact

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By David Wagman
| Factor This Verified
Otter Tail Power told regulators in three states that it may need to give up its 35% ownership interest in the 425 MW Coyote Station coal-fired power plant if the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency’s Regional Haze Rule requires it to make “a major, non-routine capital investment” in the plant. The warning came as part of the Minnesota-based utility’s supplemental resource plan filed in North and South Dakota and Minnesota.
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