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I would agree but caution that the effects of adopting different fuels for energy is far from linear. Must consider especially infrastructure ramp-up/-down when
by uoaei 3y ago
I would agree but caution that the effects of adopting different fuels for energy is far from linear. Must consider especially infrastructure ramp-up/-down when switching. This changes the calculations considerably and moves the optima from where they would be expected given a first-order analysis.
- ggm 3y agoI don't for a minute think the decisions are trivial. It's balancing off issues. The point is, some people want a specific outcome, some want one in a range of choices. Some opportunistically want to make money in the margins