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This very article is claiming that the per unit electricity prices will decrease because EV charging will gravitate to "fill in" low demand regions, spreading f
by ZeroGravitas 3y ago
This very article is claiming that the per unit electricity prices will decrease because EV charging will gravitate to "fill in" low demand regions, spreading fixed costs across more units.
You appear to be using this new research as proof of the opposite, and calling out previous times the exact same claim was made.
- lazide 3y agoAh, of course - $/kwh will drop, despite spending an additional $20-50bln we previously didn't expect on generation. /s Did costs drop for AC, despite load being during peak insolation? Or unit kwh costs overall? Because it just keeps going up, faster than inflation. The 'we'll only charge during high supply/low demand' times is fantasy, near as I can tell.