Thanks, @FrancoisF24, for an interesting debate. Surprisingly, some seemed to resist inconvenient facts, so let me just outline what seemed to be the most controversial ones @rajendrashende, @MohamedNasheed, @hblandeshttps://twitter.com/F24Debate/status/1040269890572230656 …
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IEA has been - and continues to be - hilariously wrong about both renewables and electric cars. Bloomberg/BNEF does a far more realistic projection for future costings and usage. Their "New Energy Outlook" report came out earlier this year, and is worth a read.
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Oh yeah - because Bloomberg predictions are Soooo accurate?? Perhaps reality might be different from your desire to believe?pic.twitter.com/nKUtsb3Yc5
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What is the cost of capital used for each of these? And is it constant? And should it be constant? As an investor, I'd be much happier lending to a solar farm with a low CoC than nuclear, where there is a small - but real - chance of disaster.
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Then you are silly - Solar farms have a lifetime <1/3 that of a nuclear plant and you clearly have no idea of the actual risk profilepic.twitter.com/xKTShgA288
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People need to expand their search for facts about this boondoggle. https://stopthesethings.com/2018/09/03/blackout-nation-chaotic-delivery-of-wind-solar-causing-blackouts-wrecking-australias-power-grid/ …
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But there are more efficiently designed wind mill available
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And yet, the original paper *still advocates a carbon tax because the negative long term effects of climate change outweigh any positive effects. It's *not advocating that everybody just keep using fossil fuels.
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