Renewables Account for Two-thirds of New US Generating Capacity in 2015; 3,500 Times More Than Coal | |
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Kenneth Bossong
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February 3, 2016 | Post Your Comment
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Setting a new annual record, renewable sources (i.e.,
biomass, geothermal, hydropower, solar, wind) accounted for almost
two-thirds (63.85 percent) of the 16,485 MW of new electrical generation
placed in service in the US during calendar year 2015.
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Renewables Account for Two-thirds of New US Generating Capacity in 2015; 3,500 Times More Than Coal
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