>In other words, LCOE is from a banker's perspective. What we need is a measure of societal value. well, but we don't have it, I'm personally not sure how we w

>In other words, LCOE is from a banker's perspective. What we need is a measure of societal value. well, but we don't have it, I'm personally not sure how we would measure it. How is it measurable? I suppose if it were known how to measure it we would have that measure, and it seems we don't. So I guess, we're stuck with the banker's perspective until someone, perhaps you, provides a reliable alternative. I'm generally not the person who asks "you think you can do better?" when someone complains about a failure but in the case about demanding a measure for sustainable prosperity I think it's reasonable to ask for an attempt.