Re:The US can reach 90% clean electricity by 2035 without in...
by travisporter on Saturday June 20, 2020 @12:42AM
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I see what you're saying, but if you're arguing for advancement of civilization, then carbon should be priced accordingly.
End-of-life for solar is still a young field, but maturing rapidly. Regulations are already being formed in the US at a federal level. I guess gas plants can just close the well. But worst case,solar panels are small and can be buried (after we deal with the cadmium telluride)
I agree with end-of-life for wind though, not sure how it's gonna paly out.
What gets my goat is people don't bat an eye for granite countertops at home for 20-25k, but then solar roofs or battery storage is considered an expense.
End-of-life for solar is still a young field, but maturing rapidly. Regulations are already being formed in the US at a federal level. I guess gas plants can just close the well. But worst case,solar panels are small and can be buried (after we deal with the cadmium telluride)
I agree with end-of-life for wind though, not sure how it's gonna paly out.
What gets my goat is people don't bat an eye for granite countertops at home for 20-25k, but then solar roofs or battery storage is considered an expense.