We are not going to produce baseload power, and I think it was, Mr. Cohen, you had the chart to show California's examples. We are not going to produce enough power on a cost-effective basis by using 100 percent renewables.
Bill Flores: “We are not going to produce baseload power, and I think it was, Mr. Cohen, you had the chart to show California's…”
On the recordJuly 23, 2019
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Flores argues for the necessity of nuclear power for baseload energy.
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