PUF's Where's Energy

How Did the Grid Become Cleaner?

Gas and wind filled the gap

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By How Much did the Grid Clean?

Coal fell from 52% to 27%.

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How Clean was the U.S. Grid?

U.S. Cleaner Than the World, Averaged

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Rocky Road Ice Cream and Electricity

Electric CPI up just 0.3%.

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April 10, 2040 Issue of Public Utilities Fortnightly

Never hurts to be ahead of the curve.

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Coal Drops 36% in Four Years

Coal plants produced 28% of the grid’s electricity.

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Zilch. Nada.

Electricity prices – no change in last 12 months.

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I Have Eight Questions for You

PUF Survey: Eight questions, two minutes.

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Excerpt: Kentucky PSC Executive Director Gwen Pinson

An excerpt from “A Day at the Kentucky PSC” in March's PUF.

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Excerpt: Kentucky PSC Commissioner Talina Mathews

An excerpt from “A Day at the Kentucky PSC” in March's PUF.

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How Did the Grid Become Cleaner?

By How Much did the Grid Clean?

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Rocky Road Ice Cream and Electricity

April 10, 2040 Issue of Public Utilities Fortnightly

Coal Drops 36% in Four Years

Zilch. Nada.

I Have Eight Questions for You

Excerpt: Kentucky PSC Executive Director Gwen Pinson

Excerpt: Kentucky PSC Commissioner Talina Mathews

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