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Re:Tesla details how it’ll charge new owners to use Supercha... by nradov on Friday January 13, 2017 @09:43AM (#13391104)
Solar and wind power can be cheaper than coal (by spot price) in certain limited areas at certain times of the day. The problem is that solar and wind are incapable of providing reliable base load capacity. Once you add energy storage (batteries, molten salt, pumped hydroelectric, etc) to provide power when it's dark with no wind blowing the costs go way up.

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