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North America power and renewables market outlook: Federal carbon policy case Webinar
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On Tuesday, March 9 our speakers Rob Whaley and Jessica Van Slyke discussed Wood Mackenzie's latest (H2 2020) North America power markets long-term outlook forecast. Our senior experts discussed various topics critical to the energy transition, such as power sector investment opportunities, policy and technology response to market trends, and key changes from the H1 2020 long-term outlook. In this presentation, we answered: What level of investment is required to move toward a decarbonized power sector by 2050? How much will the costs of solar and wind generation fall over the next 10 years? How much does RPS play into the growth of renewable generation regionally? What role will gas fired generation play in the coming 10 - 15 years? What impact will growing Distributed Generation and EVs have on net demand? How will a carbon tax impact the future of fossil fueled generation?
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