New results on the net benefits of low-carbon electricity technologies

New results on the net benefits of low-carbon electricity technologies

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New results on the net benefits of low-carbon electricity technologies

This report provides an updated comparative analysis of the net benefits of various electricity technologies—wind, solar, hydro, nuclear, and natural gas combined cycle—adjusting for significant market shifts between 2014 and 2016. Despite a $50 per metric ton carbon penalty, natural gas combined cycle plants remain the most cost-effective method for reducing CO2 emissions.

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