Plans to sell naming rights of the AA and War? Thoughts?

[OrediggerPoke]

Wise words…our state has allowed outsiders to eliminate our energy future.

Guest Column: Fear Is No Energy Policy

Sen. Ed Cooper writes, "This wasn't just another plant; it was a foothold in manufacturing tied to national defense. Now it is gone, and…

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[LanderPoke]

Wise words…our state has allowed outsiders to eliminate our energy future.

Guest Column: Fear Is No Energy Policy

Sen. Ed Cooper writes, "This wasn't just another plant; it was a foothold in manufacturing tied to national defense. Now it is gone, and…

cowboystatedaily.com

Wow. What a kick to the nuts these freedom caucus assholes delivered to the people of Wyoming . I am disgusted

 

[OrediggerPoke]

It’s embarrassing when the company itself acknowledges that Wyoming’s regulatory environment created by the legislature is the reason it has to look at states like Tennessee more willing to accept new energy industries.

Letter To The Editor: Why We Chose Tennessee Over Wyoming For Our Nuclear Generators

Dear editor: This week we had to make a very tough decision to site our first factory in Oak Ridge, Tennessee instead of Wyoming. We must build where the…

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[laxwyo]

Some renewables like geothermal and hydropower are actually very reliable and can be ramped up to produce energy when you need it. Will be interesting if we see more geothermal generation in the future, especially in old/abandoned oil and gas wells.

I can get on board with geothermal. To me, it makes more sense than the others. There’s a place for solar ,like on the roof of every home since all new generation seems to be going to data centers. Hell, there’s even room for some wind, but not the giant white turbines that look super shitty. They make turbines that spin on a vertical access. this allows them to spin from wind blowing from any direction. Not as tall and the concrete barriers can be painted to match environments. Barely can tell theyre out there.

 

[OrediggerPoke]

I can get on board with geothermal. To me, it makes more sense than the others. There’s a place for solar ,like on the roof of every home since all new generation seems to be going to data centers. Hell, there’s even room for some wind, but not the giant white turbines that look super shitty. They make turbines that spin on a vertical access. this allows them to spin from wind blowing from any direction. Not as tall and the concrete barriers can be painted to match environments. Barely can tell theyre out there.

My personal belief when it comes to wind, solar, oil and gas, coal and critical mineral mining, nuclear, geothermal, you name it…Wyoming should embrace it all and who is the government to tell private landowners what they can and can’t do with their land.

 

[LawPoke]

My personal belief when it comes to wind, solar, oil and gas, coal and critical mineral mining, nuclear, geothermal, you name it…Wyoming should embrace it all and who is the government to tell private landowners what they can and can’t do with their land.

So long as we are individually unwilling to pay taxes to pay for services in Wyoming, we had better find every way in the world for others - outside the state - to pay. That means we have to be sellers into nearly every market that exists. As a former boss used to say, we all know what we are, we are just haggling over price.