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NextEra Aims to Buy More U.S. Power Lines to Fuel Renewable Push

Henry Craver 71,945

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Apr 22, 2021Apr 21, 2021 4:35 pm GMT
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Renewables and transmission go hand in hand.

NextEra Aims to Buy More U.S. Power Lines to Fuel Renewable Push

NextEra Energy Inc. wants to buy more power lines to tap into rising demand for renewable energy, weeks after closing a $660-million deal for such transmission wires.

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Bob Meinetz on Apr 23, 2021

Disaster in the making: a monopoly owning the country's interstate electicity transmission network.

The Green New Deal promises to unravel 100 years of progress in delivering inexpensive, reliable electricity to every American, whether they live in a city or on a farm. Whatever the color of their skin, whatever their income level. It promises to do exactly the opposite of what proponents claim it will do.

Just slap a "green" label on it and people will believe anything.

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