Watts Up With Renewables? According to IEA, About a Thousand Billion More in Capacity by 2022
The big word around the block is that solar is presently changing the global energy game — and rapidly.
The major driver of this global sea change is presently China. But it appears that India is also about to play a substantial role. The U.S., depending on the policy choices of the Trump Administration, can remain a renewable energy leader or turn into a laggard. It all just depends on the whims of a man who has shown a quixotic propensity for pushing terrible policies and then, somehow, self-sabotaging at least half of them.
https://twitter.com/R3DF0XON3/status/922894592822988800
(Many locations around the world are rapidly transitioning to renewable energy. The destructive impacts of human caused climate change may well serve to speed that process as we see here with Tesla providing solar power generation to Puerto Rico hospitals following the terrible impacts of Hurricane Maria.)
Back to China, the country now holds about…
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