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Depends on whether you include the costs of funding a totalitarian state's war efforts in your calculation. In other words: Usually decades, faster with rising
by uniqueuid 4y ago
Depends on whether you include the costs of funding a totalitarian state's war efforts in your calculation. In other words: Usually decades, faster with rising energy prices, even faster when accounting for externalities.
- blisterpeanuts 4y agoUnder such accounting, you would also need to avoid sourcing your blades and turbines from totalitarian China, which is emerging as the leading manufacturer.
- oneoff786 4y agoShrug. I’ll take Chinese turbines over Russian oil any day
- blisterpeanuts 4y agoSuppose China invades Taiwan. Suppose their turbines are assembled using slave labor. In my opinion, we need to incentivize China to clean up its act, not reward them for reprehensible behavior.
- uniqueuid 4y agoYes.
- AdrianB1 4y agoThis is Germany, they made themselves dependent on energy from Russia, why not from China? What can be worse, North Korea?
- Brometheus 4y agoThere are zero Goldwind based turbines in Germany. ENERCON, Nordex, Vestas, Siemens Gamesa all the things!