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Wouldn't that subsidy delay the cost drop in batteries? Instead those expenditures can go towards batteries, which will be costly, but will hasten the price dro
by cylinder 9y ago
Wouldn't that subsidy delay the cost drop in batteries? Instead those expenditures can go towards batteries, which will be costly, but will hasten the price drops and technological development of batteries.
- toomuchtodo 9y agoNot if the subsidy targets the function of capacity availability, instead of targeting a specific generation type. In that case, batteries and natural gas would compete for the subsidy, with batteries eventually winning.