You know, the mark of an article or perspective on renewables technology that knows what it's talking about is that it goes into the $ economics or cost curve o

You know, the mark of an article or perspective on renewables technology that knows what it's talking about is that it goes into the $ economics or cost curve of the thing. $/MMBtu, $/ton eCO2 etc. You want to know at what price the proposed new fuel will displace certain tranches of existing fuel sources that people/industries choose to use. This article is 1-2 steps above clickbait (as is, correct me if I'm wrong, the website itself) where someone was paid $50 to do internet research and write it. Maybe more informed people can talk about it here anyway.