Sneaking Ohio Out of ‘Green Energy’ Church
By Kevin O’Brien, Cleveland Plain Dealer—Some form of green energy may actually deliver cost-effective power, but for now, it’s a scam.
Ohio’s legislators knew that when they approved the renewable portfolio standards, which call for Ohio utilities to generate a preposterous 12.5 percent of consumer electricity from expensive, inefficient sources like wind and solar energy by 2025. Another 12.5 percent is supposed to come from sources like “advanced nuclear,” “clean coal,” biomass and other ideas that will have to be pried off the drawing board really soon. Don’t hold your breath.
The Beacon Hill Institute, in a report published by American Tradition Institute, figured these green dreams will add $1.4 billion to Ohioans’ electricity bills by 2025.
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