We're talking cost per kWhr, so yes, per kWhr. The issue is that coal is quoted at 10c/kWhr, solar at a higher rate, but that neglects subsidies and negative e

We're talking cost per kWhr, so yes, per kWhr. The issue is that coal is quoted at 10c/kWhr, solar at a higher rate, but that neglects subsidies and negative externalities like climate change. Once you balance the subsidies and introduce a carbon price, coal starts to look a lot worse.