Boiling Point: California won’t need to kill its fossil fuel plants. They’re dying of old age
Los Angeles Times –
All fossil fuel plants currently owned by California utilities are likely to reach the end of their expected useful lives by 2045, researchers have found, which happens to be the state’s target date for 100% clean energy.
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