Not one, not two, but three NGOs falling over themselves to give Trump his flowers in lengthy praise:

What kind of job is it when you’re an unregistered federal lobbyist disparaging hard working blue collar men and women from your cushy DC suburb?

While Congress debates how much energy to take off the grid, they are ... wait for it ... rationing power at the Capitol:

Hey guys, quick question, which is it?

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Although I remain a loyal foot soldier in the War on Cars, I’m also extremely happy to be a new EV owner as of an hour ago. The 15 year old ICE model gets shipped to a nice farm upstate (NPR) tomorrow.

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Here’s a clearer illustration: getting to net zero in a cost-effective way means solar dominates (if interconnection gets addressed, which she’s 100% correct on), nuclear is in the noise.

What Secretary Granholm omits here is the enormous impact on consumer power prices a nuclear resurgence would inevitably bring. Her Department’s own decarbonization analysis shows solar alone nearly matching all other zero-carbon tech (including nukes) on the grid:

From NREL:

It was an honor to represent SEIA at OMCO Solar’s new steel rail facility near Huntsville last night. This is the third(!) new steel manufacturing opening I’ve traveled to in six months. I think they call that American energy dominance.