Delaware is one step closer on its path to relying more heavily on renewable energy. Wednesday Governor John Carney signed Senate Bill 33. The bill commits the first state to having 40% of its energy come from renewable sources by 2035. “It will set the standard for the energy sector and renewable energy up until 2035,” said Gov. Carney.
State Senator Stephanie Hansen, the bill’s primary sponsor, says prioritizing renewable energy in the mix of sources providers use will be a game changer in the fight against climate change. “We don’t generally think about that when we flip on the light switch in the kitchen in the morning, and all we’re really thinking about is whether the light comes on or not. But being a responsible environmental steward and stepping up to address climate change means thinking about that mix and setting higher standards,” said Sen. Hansen.
I wonder how the 20-22 year war effort is for global warming? I guess is doesn’t count because it’s in a different country.
No mention of the additional cost to taxpayers and consumers.
Energy costs are going to skyrocket… and those stupid giant windmills that kill tons of birds… the giant propellers don’t last forever… they have wind farm proppeler graveyards.. they are big as a jumbo jet… and sit there.. forever..
Where the hell is the money coming from? Trees?
Oh I git it….its a PLAN.
Unrealistic too!
Get ready for some cold dark winters and summers without A/C
isnt going to happen when you can make solar panels and wind mills without oil, dumbazz
Which means taxes will go up