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1. StopYourLimits‏ @limits_stop 2 Oct 2020
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  Unlimited free energy + unlimited processing power = flying cars. Why? How can you make money with this? A THREAD
  
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1. Jeff Enderwick‏ @jeff7091 2 Oct 2020
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  energy cheaper than energy distribution changes everything for CA consumers.
  
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1. Daniel Endy‏ @DanielEndy 2 Oct 2020
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  The next big issue is efficient storage of excess production for use in off hours. California already has a wasted surplus due to lack of storage capacity. Tesla car batteries with vehicle to grid capability is an option that seems inevitable.
  
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1. Saad‏ @saadmrb 2 Oct 2020
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  Solar has reached prices today that are 30 to 40 years (!) ahead of what the IEA had forecast in its 2014 Solar Technology Roadmap. An important text by @ramez⁩: Solar’s Future is Insanely Cheap (2020 edition) https://rameznaam.com/2020/05/14/solars-future-is-insanely-cheap-2020/ …
  
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1. ChrisA‏ @19CLiberalChris 2 Oct 2020
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  I never really appreciated the power before of moving to small scale low cost technologies so you can innovate rapidly versus big lumpy high cost technologies where a lot of coordination is needed so innovation is very slow.
  
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1. Tomas Ocampo‏ @tomasoc 2 Oct 2020
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  "For 1979 to 2010, the price trajectory is described by an 80% constant elasticity learning curve. Prices would be expected to drop by 20% with every doubling of cumulative output, measured in MW." https://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/abs/pii/S1364032118303125 …pic.twitter.com/oUuWZOCLSA
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