The U.S. electricity system will require $338 billion in investment within 20 years to accommodate the increasing use of renewable energy, according to a new industry report.
Because the availability of wind and solar energy is based on weather conditions, the grid could struggle to keep the lights on and be reliable if these investments are not made, according to the report commissioned by the American Society of Civil Engineers released Tuesday.
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