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Ranking of states by renewable energy generation
Are you curious about how much renewable energy was generated by each state last year as compared to 2015? Here's an answer. With the exception of New Hampshire, Louisiana, and Wisconsin, all other states made significant strides in powering their economies using renewable energy sources.
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"...all other states made significant strides in powering their economies using renewable energy sources."
Oh really?
Given 2020 was the first year for U.S. natural gas generation to surpass that of all carbon-free sources of electricity combined, and the average lifetime of a U.S. gas plant is 43 years, a more relevant conclusion might be:
"By using renewables as an energy 'Trojan Horse' to commandeer naïve green sensibilities, the U.S. gas industry made significant strides in dominating U.S. energy for decades to come."
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