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The argument isn't that solar will be too cheap, the argument is that it will be cheap enough that lots of it will be built in situations where the grid doesn't
by maxerickson 2y ago
The argument isn't that solar will be too cheap, the argument is that it will be cheap enough that lots of it will be built in situations where the grid doesn't have any spare capacity and won't be connected to the grid.
You are starting from the conclusion or whatever.
- omgJustTest 2y agoWho are you buying solar from if the cells are disconnected from the grid? Solar itself is already 3.9% of the _total_ us grid power. Subdivide that 3.9% into a small category: grid disconnected solar... what one would be discussing is something that will not influence the total price of energy.
- maxerickson 2y agoUh, the energy from those installations would be consumed directly by the entity that installed them. It's not hard.