* Meeting global load growth with decentralized energy can save $ 5 trillion of capital, lower the cost of incremental power by 35 - 40 percent, and reduce CO2 emissions by 50 percent versus the IEA central generation dominated reference case. (resilience.org)
Full reliance on DG for expected U.S. load growth would avoid $ 326 billion in capital by 2020, reduce incremental power costs by $ 53 billion, NOx by 58 percent, and SO2 by 94 percent. (resilience.org)
All of this has been in pursuit of what is in fact a nearly nonexistent cause - effect relationship between monetary policy and economic activity [Geek's Note: You can prove this to yourself by observing the weak incremental power of monetary variables to forecast economic activity, over and above forecasts based on simple lagged changes in output, particularly compared with the information available from non-monetary variables]. (hussmanfunds.com)