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>> You seem to be contradicting their headline finding that this lowers costs and does not require "miracle tech". My biggest concern is how to pay for the $62
by thesuperbigfrog 4y ago
>> You seem to be contradicting their headline finding that this lowers costs and does not require "miracle tech".
My biggest concern is how to pay for the $62 trillion up-front cost.
Lowering costs is great, but how will the up-front cost be paid?
The article states: "By electrifying all energy sectors; producing electricity from clean, renewable sources; creating heat, cold, and hydrogen from such electricity; storing electricity, heat, cold and the hydrogen"
Electifying ALL energy sectors is the big miracle. Electric cars are doing pretty good, but what about electric trucks, trains, and aircraft? The tech is not there yet.
- SideburnsOfDoom 4y ago> My biggest concern is how to pay for the $62 trillion up-front cost .. but how will the up-front cost be paid? There are certain subject (social spending) where this question is always asked. There are certain subject (military / police spending) where it almost never is. Funny that. I also don't think that it's all "up-front" in the the same fiscal year.