Editor,
Regarding the Oct. 15 story, “Belmont moves toward all electric buildings,” I appreciate the city of Belmont looking for ways to address global warming, air pollution and climate change.
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But, Mr. Altscher, are you going to relocate the hundred plus existing gas power plants? Where are you going to put all those new natural-gas or other fossil-fuel derived electricity generating plants to meet this new demand? In other states? Carbon emissions do not stop at state borders. Of course, I’m sure other states will be happy to provide electricity to Californians, for a markup (hefty depending upon demand). That’s assuming they don’t need electricity for their own state. If you thought electricity blackouts were bad now…
Sounds more like a state wide plan to drive business out of CA. Green energy isn't ready for prime time because the cost of storing it would drive up energy prices 4x.
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