@EatenByLimestone living in NY, you must be familiar with Alexandra Fasulo? She is doing a TON of research on the courruption behind these solar farms in the state.
Here is from one of her recent posts:
"New York State has spent $88.7 billion dollars on commercial solar and wind since passing the 2019 Climate Act.
That $88.7 billion has only brought 2,200MW of dependable energy replacement generation online.
At the same time, NY took 4,400MW of dependable energy generation offline, like the Indian Point Energy Center that generated 2,000MW of energy.
If solar and wind created reliable, effective, and dependable energy, especially when we need it most in this climate (during our winters), I wouldn't have an argument here.
If that $88.7 billion bought New Yorkers so much available energy that our electric bills were a fraction of what they were last year, I wouldn't have an argument here.
The reality is that, on a quest to virtue signal our way to being "carbon neutral" as part of the idiotic 2019 Climate Act, New York has spent $88.7 billion dollars to bring HALF of the energy back online that it took OFFLINE to "save the climate."
Your electric bills haven't gone down. In fact, they've tripled since 2025. The state is now telling us we may have grid failure this summer during peak energy demand periods.
Your electric bill tripled because NY needs to get that $88.7 billion from somewhere. They get it from you. You are paying for the FAILED socialized rollout of commercial solar and wind.
From that math, NY will need another $88.7 billion to get the state back to the 4,400MW of energy generation we already had before a bunch of compromised politicians that are guzzling down foreign renewable kickbacks by the mouthful sat down in 2019 to sign one of the most destructive pieces of legislation ever forced on this state.
Along the way, we've lost hundreds of thousands of acres of farmland, forest, wetlands, and grasslands for 2,200MW of energy.
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Here is from one of her recent posts:
"New York State has spent $88.7 billion dollars on commercial solar and wind since passing the 2019 Climate Act.
That $88.7 billion has only brought 2,200MW of dependable energy replacement generation online.
At the same time, NY took 4,400MW of dependable energy generation offline, like the Indian Point Energy Center that generated 2,000MW of energy.
If solar and wind created reliable, effective, and dependable energy, especially when we need it most in this climate (during our winters), I wouldn't have an argument here.
If that $88.7 billion bought New Yorkers so much available energy that our electric bills were a fraction of what they were last year, I wouldn't have an argument here.
The reality is that, on a quest to virtue signal our way to being "carbon neutral" as part of the idiotic 2019 Climate Act, New York has spent $88.7 billion dollars to bring HALF of the energy back online that it took OFFLINE to "save the climate."
Your electric bills haven't gone down. In fact, they've tripled since 2025. The state is now telling us we may have grid failure this summer during peak energy demand periods.
Your electric bill tripled because NY needs to get that $88.7 billion from somewhere. They get it from you. You are paying for the FAILED socialized rollout of commercial solar and wind.
From that math, NY will need another $88.7 billion to get the state back to the 4,400MW of energy generation we already had before a bunch of compromised politicians that are guzzling down foreign renewable kickbacks by the mouthful sat down in 2019 to sign one of the most destructive pieces of legislation ever forced on this state.
Along the way, we've lost hundreds of thousands of acres of farmland, forest, wetlands, and grasslands for 2,200MW of energy.
See less"
