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Michael Thomas

  • Founder and Writer, Distilled
  • Founder, Cleanview
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Why Amazon Is Building One of the Largest Solar Projects in America

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By Michael Thomas
| Distilled
This post was originally published on the Cleanview newsletter, which I also write. I’m sharing it here with Distilled readers given that I think many of you will be interested in the topic. Last winter, Puget Sound Energy, one of the largest utilities in the Pacific Northwest, tried to purchase one of America’s largest solar and storage projects out of bankruptcy.
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Chattanooga Whiskey Unveils Their New Moldovan Ice Wine Cask Finished Whiskey

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By Michael Thomas
| The Pulse Verified
For Chattanooga Whiskey's eighth edition of their Barrel Finishing Series, their distillers turned to Eastern Europe — this time to ice wine casks from one of Moldova's oldest and most awarded wineries, set in the hills above the Black Sea. As with each of their Finishing Series releases, they drew from our library of dozens of mash bills to specifically match the character of the ice wine barrels.
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Scoop: Amazon Is Behind One of the Largest Planned Gas Power Plants in the US

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By Michael Thomas
| Distilled
Amazon is backing what could be the largest natural gas power plant ever built in the United States. The company confirmed to Cleanview that it has acquired a site in Pecos County, Texas, where it plans to build an AI data center campus powered by on-site natural gas generation. Permits for the gas plant reveal that it would use 35 turbines to generate 7.65 gigawatts of power. It would be entirely disconnected from the Texas electricity grid — at least initially.
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