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Southern owned 68 coal-fired generating stations in 2005, with 26,610 MW of capacity - making it the biggest coal energy producer in the U.S.
And so what? What I'd like to see the proposal to replace that coal with something else that maintains the same system reliability and cost. No takers? That's what I thought. Interestingly, a lot of that will be retired at the end of its life due to the natural gas glut, which comes from fracking, so fracking is good because it kills coal ...?Southern owned 68 coal-fired generating stations in 2005, with 26,610 MW of capacity - making it the biggest coal energy producer in the U.S.
And so what? What I'd like to see the proposal to replace that coal with something else that maintains the same system reliability and cost. No takers? That's what I thought. Interestingly, a lot of that will be retired at the end of its life due to the natural gas glut, which comes from fracking, so fracking is good because it kills coal ...?
And so what? What I'd like to see the proposal to replace that coal with something else that maintains the same system reliability and cost. No takers? That's what I thought. Interestingly, a lot of that will be retired at the end of its life due to the natural gas glut, which comes from fracking, so fracking is good because it kills coal ...?
Took a look at your link. My first impression is that FUD runs both ways: pick-and-choose data; half-truths; obfuscation.
A few points:
* Bigger banks have more exposure than smaller banks. Gee, there's a surprise.
* Zero attempt by authors to demsontrate percentage exposure by Bank A to your Monster Of Choice relative to its overall loan portfolio.
* How much of these are for met coal? What is the percentage of met coal vs. steam coal?
* It's a global economy - just about everything is interlinked. Perhaps - it certainly isn't evident from this link - Bank A funds $Xbn to, say, coal companies but $X+Ybn to, say, solar installations. Who's to know?
Specious garbage, all in all. Not worthy of looking at. Sorry!
And so what? What I'd like to see the proposal to replace that coal with something else that maintains the same system reliability and cost. No takers? That's what I thought. Interestingly, a lot of that will be retired at the end of its life due to the natural gas glut, which comes from fracking, so fracking is good because it kills coal ...?
Is your savings financing climate change? Find out;
http://coalbanks.org/?utm_content=b...source=facebook.com&utm_campaign=buffer#score
And so what? What I'd like to see the proposal to replace that coal with something else that maintains the same system reliability and cost. No takers? That's what I thought. Interestingly, a lot of that will be retired at the end of its life due to the natural gas glut, which comes from fracking, so fracking is good because it kills coal ...?
And so what? What I'd like to see the proposal to replace that coal with something else that maintains the same system reliability and cost. No takers? That's what I thought. Interestingly, a lot of that will be retired at the end of its life due to the natural gas glut, which comes from fracking, so fracking is good because it kills coal ...?