The main goal of the climate camp was to
discourage coal power and show that the limits need to be respected.
Not exact matches
On the supply side, IEA said governments need to develop policies that encourage the spread of offshore wind
power, nuclear energy and natural gas, while
discouraging the continued use of the most inefficient
coal - fired technology.
It was extremely
discouraging to me when an official from the City of Niagara Falls seemed to promote the closing specific
power generators, like this clean
coal facility in Somerset, putting hundreds of hard working men and women out of work.
He also says governments in Africa and Latin America are getting in the way of off - grid solutions to their people's energy difficulties through corruption, policies that
discourage entrepreneurism like tariffs on solar lamps, and a general prejudice in favor of the large
coal - and gas - fired
power plants they see as drivers of developed - country wealth.
It is far from clear whether Trump can do much more for
coal than remove most or even all the climate - related regulations
discouraging the use of
coal, and this may not have a huge effect since to date the major adverse effects of the «war on
coal» on raising electricity prices have not yet occurred because of the Supreme Court's stay on the so - called Clean
Power Plan.
By creating a demand for this supposedly dispatchable
power, the policy
discourages the retirement of the very
coal units that AEMO has identified as ill - suited to our needs.
Fuel switching will be
discouraged and
coal - fired
power plants will be competitive with natural gas
power plants when the price of natural gas is between $ 3.00 and $ 3.50 per million BTU.
Other provisions in the act — such as tax incentives that encourage the adoption of energy - efficient technologies, a shift to more combined heat and
power generation, and the adoption of real - time pricing of electricity (a measure that will
discourage optional electricity use during peak demand periods)-- would cut electricity demand enough to avoid building an additional 37
coal - fired
power plants.
Second, we need to make dirty energy more expensive by calling attention to the health and economic externalities borne by the American public and using protests to
discourage the construction of new
coal - fired
power plants.