Technology: Clean Energy for South Carolina

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A feature article by SACE Federal Policy Coordinator Jennifer Rennicks and Compton Fellow Colin Hagan argues that South Carolina should adopt a renewable energy standard to reduce dependence on imported coal and nuclear power. The authors detail the state's abundant renewable resources—including offshore wind, biomass, and solar—and project that clean energy development could create over 20,000 jobs while reducing global warming pollution and economic vulnerability.