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3 Reasons Wind Power Is Poised for a Breakout in 2020
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Spotted this article and thought it went right along with the 2020 Trends and Predictions Special Issue series and conversations currently circulating on Energy Central. Can't wait to see what 2020 holds for our industry.
3 Reasons Wind Power Is Poised for a Breakout in 2020
Renewable energy is poised for a decade of epic growth. Utility-scale solar and onshore wind continue to smash through most forecasts from previous years. If favorable economics continue to drive investment in the renewable duo, then utility-scale solar...
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