Today In Energy published some interesting data Friday on the subject of electricity trade. It’s a tale of two states (well, several really) and how insane energy policies affect the welfare of one.
Interesting analysis of the facts. It may well be that the same is happening in Europe where the energy policies may have contributed to higher energy costs, greater unreliability and, ultimately, lower disposable incomes and transfer of jobs and wealth to Asia. If so, further accelerating Europe’s decline and Asia’s gains at the expense of Europeans and other regions. If data proves actually true, an insane energy policy with decades of lasting impact for people of “green” nations.
Also worth a look - there is a strong correlation between import/export by state and the price of electricity. I believe that it shows that the states that export makes profits on the export and likewise, states that import pay more for the electricity.
Interesting analysis of the facts. It may well be that the same is happening in Europe where the energy policies may have contributed to higher energy costs, greater unreliability and, ultimately, lower disposable incomes and transfer of jobs and wealth to Asia. If so, further accelerating Europe’s decline and Asia’s gains at the expense of Europeans and other regions. If data proves actually true, an insane energy policy with decades of lasting impact for people of “green” nations.
Also worth a look - there is a strong correlation between import/export by state and the price of electricity. I believe that it shows that the states that export makes profits on the export and likewise, states that import pay more for the electricity.
The climate crisis claims are a disguised attempt to undermine freedom and prosperity.
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