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Eugene DePasquale: Pa.’s energy future depends on balance, not absolutes
['Eugene Depasquale', 'Min Read', 'Jan.', 'Mins Ago']
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Today, natural gas generation fuels nearly 60% of our electricity — more than double its share a decade ago — driving down emissions while keeping energy reliable and affordable.
Over the past decade, Pennsylvania moved decisively from coal to natural gas, cutting power-sector emissions faster than most states.
Economic growth without standards isn’t progress, and regulation that ignores practical realities isn’t either.
Pennsylvania isn’t waiting for a clean energy future — we’re building it.
By combining smart policy, collaboration, and practical oversight, we’re delivering cleaner air, reliable energy, and good-paying jobs.