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Josh Carson

Josh Carson

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Pastor, Calvary Tabernacle Podcast

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  • Guest column: Solar projects need decommissioning guarantees

    By Josh Carson| Solar Power World Verified While the world pushes for more clean energy, much has been written about the U.S. problem with reclaiming abandoned oil wells. But a lack of decommissioning regulations for the renewable energy industry could create a future cleanup headache for taxpayers too. Nothing lasts forever, and solar projects are no exception. The expected lifespan of most solar projects is 25 to 30 years.

    By Josh Carson · Solar Power World

    Jun. 27, 2024

  • Surety Backed LOC - A Way to Free Up Collateral for Oil Producers

    By Josh Carson| Oilman Magazine Verified Letters of Credit are common in the oil business. Both producers and buyers regularly have to post Letters of Credit (LOC) to guarantee obligations. These letters are often costly and tie up resources that prevent the business from using those assets elsewhere. A viable alternative may be a surety backed letter of credit. Why are Letters of Credit Needed in the Oil Industry? Letters of credit are needed by many parties in an oil transaction.

    By Josh Carson · Oilman Magazine

    Feb. 11, 2024

  • Guest column: Solar projects need decommissioning guarantees

    By Josh Carson| Solar Power World Verified While the world pushes for more clean energy, much has been written about the U.S. problem with reclaiming abandoned oil wells. But a lack of decommissioning regulations for the renewable energy industry could create a future cleanup headache for taxpayers too. Nothing lasts forever, and solar projects are no exception. The expected lifespan of most solar projects is 25 to 30 years.

    By Josh Carson · Solar Power World

    Jun. 27, 2024

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Calvary Tabernacle Podcast