Sean Mobley: Renewable energy is clear choice to power state’s future

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One thought on “Sean Mobley: Renewable energy is clear choice to power state’s future

  1. So, a lot of talk about what people supposedly want. And talk about what Europeans want. But very little in the idea stage other than windmills and solar which are both very limited in answering the question of the massive power requirements of the future. The obvious answer is making current streams of power production more efficient and cleaner instead of just trying to push them out. Luckily some of the crazy mandates of the liberal’s political minions will be shelved for at least the next four years.

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