You may not be fond of coal if it's in your Christmas stocking, but some see it as a useful and beneficial source of energy. Recently more energy companies have opted to build coal-burning plants, and experts are debating whether this is a viable solution to our energy needs. They say America runs on coal, but are we running in the right direction?
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What Could We Replace Coal With?
Coal Deemed Unnecessary
The head of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission has announced that we do not need new coal fired power plants. The claim rests on the notion that efficiency, renewable energy , and energy storage can provide for any projected increases in base-load and peak energy demand.
http://www.bloomberg.com/apps/news?pid=20601072&sid=ajl3fRv9AdDI&refer=energy
- ReEnergize Texas
April 30, 2009 2:59PM
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