- One of his main statements: " ... no coal in the State of New Jersey", :"will battle PA ..." Watch the youtube video
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Not true, there is only one recent poll I'm aware of and the number was in the 87% range where about 3000 out of 10K responded. The question was something like "Do you think the globe has warmed significantly?". There was no reason given for why and "significantly" is subjective.. While there may be a consensus that the climate is getting warmer there is no consensus on the "Why" or how much.90 percent of scientists agree there is climate change and humans are causing it
New Jersey is net importer of electric, most likely all of it coming from PA.New Jersey is already below it's goals.
The offshore wind farm in Massachusetts that made a big splash on the news a few months back has a contract for 22 cents kWh or more than double than national average, that's the wholesale cost the distributor will pay. In addition to that they have 3.5% increase each year over the next 15 years, that's a 50% increase in that time span. These numbers of course exclude all the subsidies...... $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$Offshore wind genaration
This is more than wind.Solar...
Maybe PA should pull the plug on this too?Natural Gas plants..
Which explains why NJ residents are paying 50% more than the average electric rate.More than 50% of our electricity is carbon free.
I just checked my bill. With delivery charges it's $0.164/KWH. If I go up on the hill about a 1,000 ft away, I can see the stacks of two old coal fired generating stations. One is shut down and running new GE nat. gas turbines and the other is the one the Gov. refers to. Both are located in PA at the water's edge of the Delaware River. After the meat of the speach, there's a lot of half-loafs thrown out there. You just hae to listen closelyNew Jersey is net importer of electric, most likely all of it coming from PA.
New Jersey
Net Generation(megawatthours) : 61,811,239
Total Retail Sales (megawatthours) : 75,779,853
Average Retail Price(cents/kWh) : 14.52
DVC500 at last wrote:like we moved south just in the nick of time.
Thanks Richard. I was looking up the thread about that but simply ran out of time! Had to go and at that point I was getting the big stink-eye from the Mrs. I told her first things first ...Richard S. wrote:Fixed, you can't have any parameters, anything after the ampersand has to be removed:VigIIPeaBurner wrote:
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