Re:Solar Will Supply Almost All Growth in U.S. Electricity G...
by specialist on Thursday January 11, 2024 @12:47PM
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Excellent.
Witness the power of the cost learning curve (Wright's Law).
Per Jenny Chase, we also need new wind power generation capacity to keep pace. If solar gets too far ahead of wind on the cost learning curve, it'll (further) spoil the financing of wind. Our glorious green energy future requires both wind and solar, in roughly equal measure.
This Volts episode is quite good:
Checking in on solar power -
A conversation with Bloomberg NEF's Jenny Chase. [2023-11-29]
"longtime solar industry analyst Jenny Chase, author of Solar Power Finance Without the Jargon, catches us up on the current state of the global solar industry and looks to where itβs going."
Witness the power of the cost learning curve (Wright's Law).
Per Jenny Chase, we also need new wind power generation capacity to keep pace. If solar gets too far ahead of wind on the cost learning curve, it'll (further) spoil the financing of wind. Our glorious green energy future requires both wind and solar, in roughly equal measure.
This Volts episode is quite good:
Checking in on solar power - A conversation with Bloomberg NEF's Jenny Chase. [2023-11-29]
"longtime solar industry analyst Jenny Chase, author of Solar Power Finance Without the Jargon, catches us up on the current state of the global solar industry and looks to where itβs going."
https://www.volts.wtf/p/checking-in-on-solar-power