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promote the use of a plant that is a major part of that problem - unless they didn’t care or were ill-informed.
Consider our current transmission lines infrastructure.
Virginia currently has 197,100,000 MWH of electric power generation and supply capacity, yet only consumes 100,000,000 MWH of energy each year.
A utilization rate of 50.7 percent hardly qualifies as electron gridlock (100,000,000 of consumption/197,100,000 equals 50.7 percent).
The gridlock is not on our transmission lines, but in Richmond’s lack of leadership in anything but the status quo. And that seems to be along the
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