He did all from his golf cart, the winning comes easy with this fat cat and his spliff..Good on Trump bigtime.
70 people? Does not even match the weekly increase in the number of people working in the solar industry.
OK, please post us a link to where there has been a decline in the price of electricity in the US.
And yet none of you tards can explain how Trump created those jobs.He did all from his golf cart, the winning comes easy with this fat cat and his spliff..Good on Trump bigtime.
He's delivering, and lots of folks in PA are very happy. I know that upsets you Trump hater-bots, but it is the reality.
They do look nice with their pom-poms and short skirts...And yet none of you tards can explain how Trump created those jobs.He did all from his golf cart, the winning comes easy with this fat cat and his spliff..Good on Trump bigtime.
He's delivering, and lots of folks in PA are very happy. I know that upsets you Trump hater-bots, but it is the reality.
You think the mining company decided the open this mine after November? Just how deep does your tard go, Chumps?
The price of met coal, which this mine will produce, has been rising for the past year due to increased steel demand. Corsa Coal has had an option on this mine for years, and is now exercising it because of the rise in price for met coal.
It has **** all to do with Trump.
And yet none of you tards can explain how Trump created those jobs.He did all from his golf cart, the winning comes easy with this fat cat and his spliff..Good on Trump bigtime.
He's delivering, and lots of folks in PA are very happy. I know that upsets you Trump hater-bots, but it is the reality.
You think the mining company decided the open this mine after November? Just how deep does your tard go, Chumps?
The price of met coal, which this mine will produce, has been rising for the past year due to increased steel demand. Corsa Coal has had an option on this mine for years, and is now exercising it because of the rise in price for met coal.
It has **** all to do with Trump.
The decision to open the mine was made last Aug before Trump was elected. Analysts emphasize that the new mine doesn't reflect a long-term revival in the coal industry as a whole, which continues to struggle. Even If Trump brings back coal, it's not going to bring back the jobs. Those jobs are gone, automation has seen to that. If the coal industry was revived, you would have is a highly automated dirty industry, supporting few jobs and creating a huge costly environmental cleanup in the future.
A spokesman for Trump said they created 50,000 coal jobs.
Low Costs of Solar Power & Wind Power Crush Coal, Crush Nuclear, & Beat Natural Gas
Solar and wind is now the same price or cheaper than new fossil fuel capacity in more than 30 countries, the WEF reported in December (pdf). As prices for solar and wind power continue their precipitous fall, two-thirds of all nations will reach the point known as “grid parity” within a few years, even without subsidies. “Renewable energy has reached a tipping point,” Michael Drexler, who leads infrastructure and development investing at the WEF, said in a statement. “It is not only a commercially viable option, but an outright compelling investment opportunity with long-term, stable, inflation-protected returns.”
Those numbers are already translating into vast new acres of silicon and glass. In 2016, utilities added 9.5 gigawatts (GW) of photovoltaic capacity to the US grid, making solar the top fuel source for the first time in a calendar year, according to the US Energy Information Administration’s estimates. The US added about 125 solar panels every minute in 2016, about double the pace last year, reports the Solar Energy Industry Association.
The solar story is even more impressive after accounting for new distributed solar on homes and business (rather than just those built for utilities), which pushed the total installed capacity to 11.2 GW.
In 2016, solar-panel energy finally became cheaper than fossil fuels. Just wait for 2017.
Looks like solar needs no help.
Low Costs of Solar Power & Wind Power Crush Coal, Crush Nuclear, & Beat Natural Gas
Solar and wind is now the same price or cheaper than new fossil fuel capacity in more than 30 countries, the WEF reported in December (pdf). As prices for solar and wind power continue their precipitous fall, two-thirds of all nations will reach the point known as “grid parity” within a few years, even without subsidies. “Renewable energy has reached a tipping point,” Michael Drexler, who leads infrastructure and development investing at the WEF, said in a statement. “It is not only a commercially viable option, but an outright compelling investment opportunity with long-term, stable, inflation-protected returns.”
Those numbers are already translating into vast new acres of silicon and glass. In 2016, utilities added 9.5 gigawatts (GW) of photovoltaic capacity to the US grid, making solar the top fuel source for the first time in a calendar year, according to the US Energy Information Administration’s estimates. The US added about 125 solar panels every minute in 2016, about double the pace last year, reports the Solar Energy Industry Association.
The solar story is even more impressive after accounting for new distributed solar on homes and business (rather than just those built for utilities), which pushed the total installed capacity to 11.2 GW.
In 2016, solar-panel energy finally became cheaper than fossil fuels. Just wait for 2017.
Looks like solar needs no help.
