NE Renewables Complain to FERC About Grid Auctions Favoring NatGas

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The left always fights dirty. One of their favorite tactics is to demand a change in the rules of the game when they are losing. Free enterprise, allowing the best companies and best solutions to win based on economics, doesn't work in the world of leftwing radicals. They seek to skew things--change the rules--tie a 50-pound weight on the back of the runner next to them in order to give themselves an advantage in a race. Which is exactly what's happening in New England, where UNRELIABLE renewables (solar and wind) are complaining to FERC and FERC's Chairman, Richard "Dick" Glick, a former wind lobbyist, that electricity auctions are awarded to natgas-fired power plants instead of so-called renewables because natgas is 100% reliable and renewables are not. Time to change the rules.

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