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I have to ask, why are they selling the energy to California instead of using it here in Reno?
Power rates are higher in CA then Nevada, bottom line dollars
Excellent story. No tax breaks, no negative animal impact. A win win.
What? The power from this plant will be enough to supply Reno’s residential demand, but it’s being sold to the Southern California Public Power Authority. What’s wrong with this picture?
Its all about money, if it was about our community Ormat would hire qualified techs from the Reno area, I personally have been turned down by Ormat no less than 4x, and keep in mind I attended and passed the geothermal program at TMCC which Ormat helped to setup here in Reno, and I have worked 4 years in the geothermal industry in Calapatria CA.
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