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Avella & Moore: Americans Don't Have To Live In The Dark
Good morning,
I want to bring to your attention the most recent column from Chairman
David Avella and North Carolina House Speaker Tim Moore published for the
[3]Washington Examiner.
"Can you imagine an America where we are given specific times to heat
water, charge our mobile devices, or cool our homes? As recently as
February, 14 states required energy companies to start controlled rolling
cutoffs of electric service because the demand for power was overwhelming
the available generation. In simple terms, rolling blackouts put people in
the dark without power.
This is why it was no surprise when Morning Consult reported that 73% of
U.S. adults believe reliable and affordable electricity should be a top
priority of U.S. clean energy policy. At a time when people see choice and
competition as central to success, congressional Democrats, extreme climate
activists, and regulators want energy policies that have government
deciding the careers we can have, the food we can eat, and the trips we can
take.
The good news is that our country is rapidly getting used to cleaner power.
We rely more on renewable energy every day. The Environmental Protection
Agency’s 2020 annual report on power plant emission trends shows that
carbon dioxide emissions from the energy sector peaked in 2007 at 2.57
billion tons and declined over the next 13 years by almost 1 billion tons
— a 39% reduction."
Please take a moment to read the full column [4]here, and we hope you find
it of interest!
All the best,
Emily Manning
Communications and Programming Manager
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