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I would love to agree with you, but in this case we're talking about electricity distribution. It's almost impossible to start up a second independent distribut
by sitharus 8y ago
I would love to agree with you, but in this case we're talking about electricity distribution. It's almost impossible to start up a second independent distribution network - the towers alone will cost millions, not to mention the costs of getting permission from all the landowners along the way and fighting all the communities who don't want even more towers over the landscape.
And after all the capital and political fighting your goal is to make less money than the incumbent.
- dd36 8y agoBatteries. If suddenly you must pay 20c/kWh and previously it was 8c/kWh, new avenues opportunities are created. Maybe then it makes sense to go full rooftop solar and use a big battery.