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The tricky accounting is in comparing $/MW, a number which isn't comparable across different energy sources. You're picking a part of the article where there i
by ucaetano 10y ago
The tricky accounting is in comparing $/MW, a number which isn't comparable across different energy sources.
You're picking a part of the article where there isn't tricky accounting and asking me where the tricky accounting is. Well, it is in the part of the article that you didn't pick.
- maxerickson 10y agoThe prices I am talking about from the article and the graph provided above are both in $/MW-h! So where's the tricky accounting?
- ucaetano 10y agoIn comparing $/MW, as it is done in the article (see the big blue/yellow chart in the article). Please keep in mind that I'm saying that the entirety of the article is tricky accounting, or that you're doing tricky accounting, just that it is hard to compare $/MW across sources, as well as to compare single contracts, especially when you have issues such as dumping, etc.