And if you don't like it there, you can leave right....

But only 13% of the total global emitters.

If it is to be believed, I'm finding on Google that the US is only responsible for 13% of the global CO2 emissions. So yeah, we'll save the whole world huh?

Good luck with that.

Let me guess, it will have an ROI of 30 yrs, voids your roof warranty, and legally requires a licensed installer. No thanks, no excuse me while I go burn some tires. Maybe whatever is after us will do better. Maybe their governments will be helpful.

"Customers the grid was intended to serve".....Who's going to tell them?

Seems like a good move to me, I've not seen anyone want to work at Amazon on purpose. And for those of you who will cry "because money", don't worry, there are other awful jobs out there to equally suck out your soul.

They should have been working on that decades ago.

Hard to compete with China’s dark factories when American labor contracts literally prohibit automation. Ports, transit, trucking, film, manufacturing, warehousing, all locked behind “no automation” clauses from ILA, ILWU, ATU, TWU, Teamsters, SAG-AFTRA, WGA, UAW, and UFCW.

*cough* Law requires you to be at school, not that you actually have to learn anything. *cough*

It's easy because people think a degree is a substitute for intelligence. That's why I want college to be free for everyone, all the way up to PhDs. The value of degrees will crater as the only thing realistically stopping people is the cost. Sure there's your time but if it's free who cares if it takes longer to get?

I didn't see anything in the article, but why was it an illegal U-turn? Was there signage? Would a human have known? Pay the fine and update the software seems like a bug bounty job.

It's interesting as most mortgages require that the house be insured. And in flood-prone areas, they would want more. It seems that banks will ultimately not give out mortgages because they are likely to lose money. So developers would stop building houses that people cannot get mortgages to buy. The problem should correct itself, but someone is doing something shady. Wierd right?

True, but no one does anything green without getting government subsidies to pay for at least some of it. You're not really allowed to DIY it, so there are costs all over the place.

Yes, I had read that a few times as well. You are right it's an additional 30MW to its current capacity.