3 important take 1. Is Solar economic viable? Not sure “ Crude oil prices are between $60 and $100/barrel, indicating cost parity at between $10 and $17/MWh.

3 important take 1. Is Solar economic viable? Not sure “ Crude oil prices are between $60 and $100/barrel, indicating cost parity at between $10 and $17/MWh. There are already solar farms installed in some places that sell power at these prices, and between now and 2030 solar costs should come down at least another 60%.”. But $60 is high. Obviously not now but just months ago we talked about selling oil for loss. Freaking is $40 somewhat I remember 2. The artificial Russian invasion of Ukraine The tyranny of Russia need 10 years to resolve. And solar might work in this decade abd hope his learning curve continue. 3. Local game to play like river The play like conversion of solar back to ch4 (methane) or sea to river etc only make sense in a few place. It is local. In fact one wonder why Australia and Sahara desert is not more solar. 4. Transportation might be hard 1/3 lost to cable. Still as a guy demo you need a hugh solar plant farm to do one house. Still need solar farm and storage via many means.