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    Default Cheap renewables could deliver 90pct clean grid in US by 2035, and cut costs

    The study, published by the University of California Berkeley and EnergyLab, finds that a combination of strong government policies and increasingly cheap solar, wind and battery storage technologies could feasibly deliver a 90% clean electricity share by 2035.

    Setting this course would also see all the US’s existing coal plants retired by 2035, reduce natural gas generation by 70%, and prevent up to 85,000 premature deaths by 2050.

    “On the path to 90% over the next 15 years, we can inject $US1.7 trillion into the economy, support a net increase of more than half a million energy sector jobs each year, and reduce economy-wide emissions by 27%,” the report says.

    https://reneweconomy.com.au/cheap-re...t-costs-10451/
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    Now, if only we were able to plan ahead - instead of waiting until negative impacts reach a crisis level before changing behaviors and policies.

    Oh, well.

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