Toledo tree (image by J. Lozano, CC 2.0 licensed)
According to John Lushetsky, program manager of the U.S., it's a very big project:
To go from the 1 gigawatt of generation capacity that we have now [in the United States] to the 170 to 200 gigawatts called for by 2030 amounts to a 26 percent compounded annual growth rate over the next 20 years. That's a higher sustained growth rate than any industry has ever been asked to do before
This was at a presentation Lushetsky gave in Toledo Ohio two weeks ago, as part of a day-long conference on "."
