The Need For Cleaner Energy

Owners of the land on which wind projects are built often receive lease payments ranging from 3 000 to 6 000 per megawatt of installed capacity as well as payments for power line.

The need for cleaner energy.

Clean coal is a form of clean energy. Many who are proponents of creating clean energy sources say that dependence on oil in foreign countries creates a host of diplomatic problems. That s what we re doing in canada and nuclear energy is front and centre. A clean energy revolution is taking place across america underscored by the steady expansion of the u s.

The industrial revolution which started a couple of hundred years ago produced all sorts of technology that made an enormous impact on people s lives. Local governments also benefit from clean energy most often in the form of property and income taxes and other payments from renewable energy project owners. Support clean energy policies state and federal policy makers make decisions on clean energy all the time and they need to hear from you. At the end of july more than half a million clean energy workers remained out of jobs including 8 000 plus in south carolina 17 of our once booming industry.

There is tremendous economic opportunity for the countries that invent. Why we need clean energy. The clean energy industry generates hundreds of billions in economic activity and is expected to continue to grow rapidly in the coming years. To get it back on track we ll need the continued commitment of our republican leadership at the state and congressional levels.

And canada is in a. We need to invest in all kinds of clean energy technologies if we re going to meet our climate goals. This is a very exciting time. This is not the case with energy sources like oil.

Bernard caleo a really cool and funny guy explains some of the different renewable energy technologies as part of the clean energy week education program last year in melbourne. Write and call your elected officials participate in local meetings and above all vote. In fact we ve crunched the numbers and there s simply no credible scenario for canada to reach its goal of net zero emissions by 2050 without it. Make your voice heard.