Very civil discourse focused on content and issues, not personalities. Unlike in my recent debate with some anti-coal fanatics who cannot sustain a debate on issues and would quickly slide into personally attacking those who support a coal power plant or those who cast doubts on the renewables. See the 23+ pages debate here, Energy Econ 6: Intolerance in Anti-Coal Hysteria, Cadiz Coal Project, September 17, 2012.
Before that, let me insert this good chart about the estimated generation cost of various power sources in the US about four years from now.
Source: http://www.eia.gov/forecasts/aeo/electricity_generation.cfm
Reposted with discussion by Willis Eschenbach, The Dark Future of Solar Electricity, December 03, 2011.
Here is our discussion. The related tables and charts mentioned here are posted in my article,
Energy Econ 2: Renewable Energy and High Electricity Prices, July 30, 2012.
July
28-30, 2012
Eto na, eto na, how
climate alarmism and racket would further rob more money from us, energy
consumers.
The guys who were
clapping their hands in making our energy prices become even higher are among
the champions of climate alarmism racket:
See my brief discussion
how Tony la Vina, WWF and Greenpeace fear of being followed even on twitter by
people who question their warming religion,
Climate Tricks 13: Block Skeptics
and Keep Fooling the Public, July 25, 2012.
The WB and ADB climate
and energy loans racket should be jumping also with joy with this
development.
About 2 or 3 years ago,
PDE organized a forum in UPSE about "burning planet and climate
mitigation" something like that. The 2 speakers were the head of the
Carbon Finance Solutions (CAFIS) and the chief economist of ADB, a Japanese I
think. Among those who gave welcome remarks were SE faculty member and now NEDA
chief Arsi Balisacan and Prof. Noel de Dios.
