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Commentary: Are renewables to blame for California’s blackouts?

September 2, 2020 by Energy News Network

I know in conservative circles it’s become standard to blame the power shortages squarely on renewable energy, writes Scott Coenen, of the Wisconsin Conservative Energy Forum. However, the real story is far more complicated.

Original source: Energy News Network

Filed Under: Renewable

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