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Wind, solar deliver stunning 98 percent of new U.S. power capacity in January, February

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Solar and wind power was responsible for a remarkable 98 percent of all new U.S. power generation capacity that came online in the first two months of 2018.

Will this be a trend for the rest of the year? 

Lets hope so!

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The renewable energy is not future it is now. The entire world will be powered by renewables by 2025, or no later than 2029. Progress is happening very rapidly now.
 

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Renewable? Yes. Sustainable? Not currently. Need more innovation to improve wind generators and reduce footprint of solar cells.

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9 minutes ago, Adam Varga said:

Renewable? Yes. Sustainable? Not currently. Need more innovation to improve wind generators and reduce footprint of solar cells.

You bring up a good point there. There is a still a ways to got, but fortunately we are finally on the right track. 

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Natural gas is the true renewable and it will be powering most electric vehicles, just as it is now. All living things die and are soon natural gas. 

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I forgot to mention that all living things create more natural gas while living than after they die!

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