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Coal and Wind: Thoughts on the Future of Generation in a High-Priced and Volatile Natural Gas Market

National Energy Modeling System/Annual Energy Outlook 2004
23 Mar 2004

Linderman, Charles (Edison Electric Institute)

Clean-Energy.us Summary

An examination of how future natural gas price and availability may affect deployment of IGCC and wind power. Starts with the statement that electric power decisions are difficult at present because of these kinds of uncertainties: (1) regulatory model and recovery of investments; (2) environmental uncertainties and standards ; and (3) technological change.

Author reaches three conclusions: (1) The dash to gas continues perhaps accelerates in terms of consumption; (2) Wind can dampen some forms of volatility and environmental risk; and (3) Coal, while unpopular is a reliable and stable source of generation and IGCC offers many future benefits to make coal more productive in the future.

Clean-Energy.us Document No. 410
1. General Information
  C. Trends & Developments
    2. North America
      Coal and Wind: Thoughts on the Future of Generation in a High-Priced and Volatile Natural Gas Market
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 Document Type PowerPoint Presentation
 Date Created 23 Mar 2004
 Date Acquired 29 Sep 2004
 Web Site http://www.eei.org/
 Specific URL http://www.eia.doe.gov/oiaf/aeo/conf/pdf/linderman.pdf
 Copyright Owner Edison Electric Institute
 Content Pages = 23   Text? Yes   Photos? No   Graphics? Yes   PowerPoint? Yes  
Authors Abstract (if any)
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Contact for Additional Information
Charles W. Linderman +1 (202) 508-5652 clinderman@eei.org

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