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Solar (if you include non-utility solar) was about 3.5% of the total electricity produced in April. That's actually pretty significant. Solar only scraped 1 per
by Robotbeat 7y ago
Solar (if you include non-utility solar) was about 3.5% of the total electricity produced in April. That's actually pretty significant. Solar only scraped 1 percent starting in 2015.
(Although I worry about the second derivative... solar's growth is not as impressive in the last 12 months as it was the 12 months prior.)
- Spooky23 7y agoSolar punches higher than its weight because it produces marginal electricity at times of peak demand.
- Gibbon1 7y agoYeah people compare solar pricing to subsidized baseload prices. Which is unfavorable. Instead of the more lucrative peeking plant pricing which is higher. Often a lot higher.