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The power generation is far more centralised, meaning economies of scale/size can apply both to efficiency of the generators (they can operate optimally all the
by dbaupp 9y ago
The power generation is far more centralised, meaning economies of scale/size can apply both to efficiency of the generators (they can operate optimally all the time) and to infrastructure around them, e.g. for a hypothetical CO2 capture system, it is almost certainly easier and cheaper to apply huge versions to 100 power stations than to try miniaturise to fit to 100 million individual cars.