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- Comment on Why doesn't the capitalist economy invest in cheap renewable energy? 2 weeks ago:
but has a blind spot in how it can be gamed if a few large companies conspire in keeping the electricity a mix. Interesting, thank you for insights, is there anybody on youtube or podcasts who provide any analysis on this topic for EU?
As a result electricity prices for private and industrial consumers are high Does that mean, that it may be cheaper for them in advance, to build their own solar plant + large energy storage? e.g. with 3-5 years ROI
- Comment on Why doesn't the capitalist economy invest in cheap renewable energy? 2 weeks ago:
Did you actually listen to the video? They explicitly mention that capitalist countries do subsidize renewable energy, but it’s unreliable due to political fluctuations. Subsidies can be abruptly discontinued with a change in administration (e.g. like new US administration cuts funding). The main point of the video is the investment behavior of energy companies regarding renewable energy, and why, from a Return on Investment perspective, renewables are still not competitive.
- China renewables capacity additions soared in 2023, growing more than four times faster than the G7lemm.ee ↗Submitted 2 weeks ago to energy@slrpnk.net | 53 comments
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