Therefore, consumers also don't need $300B of new transmission to serve the dying centralized generation status quo either. Transmission is a 50 - 70 year asset we're not going to need.
NRG seems to be one of only a few energy companies that doesn't have a death wish:
"NRG is the first operator of traditional, large-scale power plants to branch into running mini-generation systems that run a single building. The endeavor strikes at the core business of utilities that have earned money from making and delivering electricity ever since Thomas Edison flipped the switch on the first investor-owned power plant in Manhattan in 1882."
Read the complete article here.
The future of energy is coming and there's nothing our current energy dinosaurs can do to stop it. Change or die.
NRG seems to be one of only a few energy companies that doesn't have a death wish:
"NRG is the first operator of traditional, large-scale power plants to branch into running mini-generation systems that run a single building. The endeavor strikes at the core business of utilities that have earned money from making and delivering electricity ever since Thomas Edison flipped the switch on the first investor-owned power plant in Manhattan in 1882."
Read the complete article here.
The future of energy is coming and there's nothing our current energy dinosaurs can do to stop it. Change or die.
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