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That would be the levelized cost of energy (LCOE). One thing to consider which is not reflected in LCOE is baseload power needs or scaling power needs. The thin
by robv 9y ago
That would be the levelized cost of energy (LCOE). One thing to consider which is not reflected in LCOE is baseload power needs or scaling power needs. The thing that really holds back solar is storage cost, not production. If solar could spread out it's power over 24 hours at the same cost. It would be game over in solar rich areas.
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