Jason Hayes, who directs energy and environmental policy at the Mackinac Center, shares his expertise on the complexities of decarbonizing energy markets. He argues that the push for clean energy needs to seriously consider nuclear power, cautioning about the personal costs to consumers. The discussion dives into the challenges of renewable energy implementation, the importance of electricity storage, and personal energy management tools. Hayes also critiques renewable energy subsidies, advocating for a balanced energy market that embraces innovative solutions.
