NREL is working to raise renewable energy to the next level

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Ali Budner, 91.5 KRCC's reporter for the Mountain West News BureauAli Budner, 91.5 KRCC's reporter for the Mountain West News Bureau
By Ali Budner
October 7, 2021
The Rocky Mountains can be seen in the distance as wind mills generate electricity at the Ponnequin Wind Farm near Carr, Colo.The Rocky Mountains can be seen in the distance as wind mills generate electricity at the Ponnequin Wind Farm near Carr, Colo.AP Photo/File
The director of the National Renewable Energy Laboratory in Golden says wind power is just one component that will be needed to transition to renewable energy.

President Biden recently visited the National Renewable Energy Laboratory, also known as NREL, in Golden. He spoke about the climate crisis. He emphasized that humans have caused climate change and said humans can solve the problem. Where do things stand on renewable energy technologies? Martin Keller is the director of NREL and president of the Alliance for Sustainable Energy. That’s the company that operates NREL for the U.S. Department of Energy.

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