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Pasadena Water and Power Wants to Keep Receiving Hoover Dam Electricity – Pasadena Now
Demand for electricity with a lower carbon footprint has meant, for some, to rely heavily on hydropower. I have heard, however, of some community energy organizations aiming to get out from under hydropower and move solely to meeting demand with solar & wind power + storage. I've heard some talk about hydropower as a not completely clean energy resource, which I'm not sure I understand. However, as long as it is more reliable than solar and wind during power demand surges, then my guess is that it will continue to be a central power source.
Pasadena Water and Power Wants to Keep Receiving Hoover Dam Electricity – Pasadena Now
Pasadena Water & Power is recommending an amendment of the City’s Transmission Service Agreement (TSA) with the Los Angeles Department of Water and Power (LADWP) to extend it for a period of 47 years after it expires on September 30.
Source: www.pasadenanow.com
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