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Can Green Energy Actually Work? - Mike Mauceli, Dan Kish
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March 5, 2024
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24:19Now PlayingIn this episode of 'The Energy Show', host Mike Mauceli discusses upcoming changes and potential costs related to transitioning to green energy, with guest Dan Kish, Senior Vice President of Policy at the Institute of Energy Research.
They discuss the drawbacks and challenges associated with the use of wind and solar energy, including issues related to grid capacity, energy prices, and foreign dependencies.
Kish reveals people in power know it will be consumers who will shoulder the costs of this transition and suggests this could have been a plan all along. They also cover the topic of offshore wind energy and its impact on wildlife, and discuss the controlling bodies of the energy grid.
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