By integrating various spatial, topographical and demographic databases, the Oak Ridge Siting Analysis for Power Generation Expansion (OR-SAGE) divides the U.S. into nearly 700 million 2.5-acre units that can be sliced and diced to determine if they are candidates for one or more types of electric power plant.

FORBES: Plotting The Next-Generation U.S. Power Grid

At The Arora Report, our analysis leads us to believe that adoption of natural gas for power generation in the United States will grow faster than the consensus and demand for coal will fall more than the consensus.

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