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Actually it's not how manufacturing works according to Wright's law: the more panels that are manufactured, the more prices of the panels per panel are going do
by xiphias2 5y ago
Actually it's not how manufacturing works according to Wright's law: the more panels that are manufactured, the more prices of the panels per panel are going down. Of course there are temporary supply/demand issues, but they correct themselves after a few years.
- Nursie 5y ago> Of course there are temporary supply/demand issues, but they correct themselves after a few years. That's the point. Right there. There is not a surplus of clean energy, in fact there's still a mass reliance on coal power. If it's going to take a few years to 'correct' the market here, then that's not good enough.
- thebean11 5y agoPower is really difficult to store. There is not a constant surplus of clean energy but there are definitely bursts of surplus where energy is wasted (both renewable and non-renewable).