Amid U.S.’ ‘Rush To Gas,’ Renewable Energy Still Wins: Report
U.S. electricity generators may be committing their customers and investors to as much as $1 trillion in future investment and fuel costs through 2030 as they rush to build new gas-fired power plants. However, advances in renewable energy and distributed energy resources (DERs) can offer lower rates and emissions-free energy while delivering all the grid reliability services that new power plants can, according to a new report from the independent nonprofit Rocky Mountain Institute (RMI).
Rick Hesse
Rick Hesse: As Operations Manager at Q-ENERGY he brings 35+ years' experience with operations and business development to Q-Energy. He handles Q-Energy's fiscal and HR responsibilities, as well as marketing, daily logistics and company back office duties. Again he also is committed to becoming an expert on the subject of Renewable Energy services and the administrative functions to ensure a smooth operation.