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I had the exact same thought. Two ideas: 1. They're well capitalized enough that they think the actual cost to produce is going to drop significantly. Maybe t
by michaelbuckbee 9y ago
I had the exact same thought. Two ideas:
1. They're well capitalized enough that they think the actual cost to
produce is going to drop significantly. Maybe they're planning on a 50 year lifecycle for this solar plant and thinking: we'll we'll lose money now, but when we have to replace all these panels in a decade, at that point they'll cost nothing and for the remainder of this project we'll make bank (though I'm not even sure if that's how this works)
2. They're somehow financially co-mingled with a solar cell producer and have a significant hidden cost advantage.
- ianai 9y agoOr a mixture of both most likely. It might be they’re already there, too.