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California is grappling with a growing problem: Too much solar

California is grappling with a growing problem: Too much solar
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Rooftop solar panels are flooding California s grid That s a problem

Rooftop solar panels are flooding California s grid That s a problem
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Energy lab s study highlights issues Alaska could face in quest for renewable energy

If natural gas prices continue to escalate, it could add a combined $75 million to Alaskans energy costs by 2029.

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Railbelt electric utilities are facing a major energy crunch Renewables may be the answer

Currently, about 15% of Railbelt electricity comes from renewable sources mostly hydro power.

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Railbelt electric utilities are facing a major energy crunch Renewables may be the answer

The region's electric grid needs a replacement for Cook Inlet natural gas. One study suggests the cheapest option is to ramp up renewables.

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