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To: Eric who wrote (5211)	2/23/2009 7:21:30 PM
From: Brumar89	Read Replies (2) of 86355

The vast majority of wind installations in the world have been located near existing grids that are already in place. Nice to write so carefully. This is certainly not true of the US. Message 25144030 TS has about 1/3 of the US wind power capacity and it produces about 2% of our power here. Virtually all of the solar PV installs to date have required no new transmission infrastructure because it is distributed onto rooftops. Probably true of solar pv installs to date. Will that be true if we are planning on powering electric vehicles by solar all over the country ... plus meeting our other electricity needs?

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