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Scott Vitter

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Management consulting - Energy + Water Nexus @ UT Austin ME PhD - Webber Energy Group - Fmr. US Army Paratrooper - Notre Dame - Marathons
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Beware of Demand Charges

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By Thomas Walski, Scott Vitter
| AWWA Opflow Verified
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How Trump's Tax Plan Could Affect Oil Industry in Texas | RealClearMarkets

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By Scott Vitter
| RealClear Markets
For now, it appears intangible drilling costs will remain an allowable deduction. But the future of other exemptions is uncertain. Renewables like wind and solar appear less advantaged under the new plan.
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How to Overcome the Greatest Barriers to Rooftop Solar Power

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By Scott Vitter, Thomas Deetjen, PreviousThe End
| blogs.scientificamerican.com
For consumers looking for cheaper, cleaner, and more local electricity generation, rooftop solar is a promising option. But even as installation costs continue to fall, the growth of distributed solar is threatened by other financial and technical barriers. Typical net metering rate structures can make it impossible for electricity providers to recover their costs in markets with a large penetration of rooftop solar. Meanwhile, solar panels can be prohibitively expensive to purchase.
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Fares and Vitter: Texas should take lead in reducing carbon emissions

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By Robert Fares, Scott Vitter
| Chron Verified
Fares and Vitter: Texas should take lead in reducing carbon emissions State needs to act with an effective program before federal regulators impose a plan we may not like Last Saturday, Conference of Parties (COP21) culminated in Paris as representatives from nearly 200 nations - including all of the world's largest emitters - formally committed to reduce their carbon dioxide emissions to confront the threat of climate change.
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