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Generally an increase in oil prices is considered an argument for more renewable investment. You're saying that a decrease in price is too. Is there any oil pri
by hirundo 7y ago
Generally an increase in oil prices is considered an argument for more renewable investment. You're saying that a decrease in price is too. Is there any oil price movement that doesn't argue for more renewables to you? How about no change, is that a case for more renewable investment?
- dd36 7y agoRenewables aren’t subject to huge price swings.
- thebean11 7y agoIs that actually true? You'd think solar would swing dramatically between day and night..
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- manquer 7y agoRenewalable prices I am sure is what he meant . Sun is always shining somewhere , solar is very predictable and cyclical. Volatility is not caused by change but lack of predictability of changes . Oil production is controlled by few dictators with no transparency into their decision making . Most other markets including solar are far more distributed and rational