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Researchers have been underestimating the cost of wind and solar

Posted on July 22, 2017 by Gail Tverberg

How should electricity from wind turbines and solar panels be evaluated? Should it be evaluated as if these devices are stand-alone devices? Or do these devices provide electricity that is of such low quality, because of its intermittency and other … Continue reading →

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Researchers have been underestimating the cost of wind and solar

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