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> We still couldn't compete with conventional electricity plants, even with a $30/tonne price on carbon in Canada. Worth noting that the current plan is for th
by stormbrew 5y ago
> We still couldn't compete with conventional electricity plants, even with a $30/tonne price on carbon in Canada.
Worth noting that the current plan is for the minumum carbon tax in canada to increase by $15/tonne/yr until 2035, so the question might be more when will it reach a break even point? Seems like you'd want to be positioned for that.
- wussboy 5y agoThat kind of forward thinking is unfortunately rare.
- rfrey 5y agoThat was our company thesis, that carbon was systematically underpriced and we wanted to amass a portfolio of carbon credits before that was corrected. But you still need to provide project investors with a competitive ROI if you want to build the thing.