natural gas

“Natural gas, which I agree with Dr. Huff the low cost of it definitely caused us to adopt that, to fill that need, rather than nuclear, but I think nuclear can leapfrog it.”

“The expense of different kinds of energy technology typically determine what utilities are gonna select. And there was a serious period of time where, for example, natural gas was an extremely cheap option to build quickly with low capital investment, And that…”

“So that's why it's so important that, you know, it's not going to be all nuclear, all solar, all wind, or all natural gas, because there are situations where pipes freeze and so it becomes very, very complex and it's not as simple as, you know, just connect as…”

“And will likely continue to be a major piece of our grid as long as our domestic production continues and there's no sort of radical change in, in energy source.”

“And the answer in the short term is, is gonna be natural gas, it's gonna be behind the meter, off the grid, and we have to figure out ways to do that without raising consumer prices”

“I expect in the short term it will be, most of the net new in the US U.S. Will be natural gas. Relative to at least base load energy.”