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This is a good point though one thing is that we can pretty much always use more electricity (Alcoa can start smelting more or something) and since we don't hav
by dpierce9 11y ago
This is a good point though one thing is that we can pretty much always use more electricity (Alcoa can start smelting more or something) and since we don't have feed-in tariffs I am not sure we will see those same market signals.
- tmrgn 11y agoRight. In addition, flattening intermittent feed-ins as a business model hasn't really taken up (via large scale storage solutions, for example). Of course FITs strengthen the drive towards market-ignorant feed-ins. Still, as most renewables have very low variable costs, one might expect similar problems in more market-like regimes too.