Rhodium Predicts Near-term Clean Energy Surge
Economic, Policy Variables Make 2030s More Difficult to Model
Vistra’s natural gas-fired Manchester Street Generating Station in Providence, R.I., is shown in May 2025. | © RTO Insider
Jul 29, 2026
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Either natural gas or renewables could dominate generation additions in the 2030s, depending on policy and price influences, the Rhodium Group says in the 2026 edition of its Taking Stock report.
