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[AlbertaFarmer5]

Worldwide investment in clean energy in 2023: 1.8 Trillion for renewables vs about 1 trillion for fossil fuels! Says the IEA

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https://iea.blob.core.windows.net/assets/8834d3af-af60-4df0-9643-72e2684f7221/WorldEnergyInvestment2023.pdf

Now you contradicted yourself in the Covid thread, where you stated this:

the meaningless stock valuations that have absolutely nothing to do with vaccine safety?

So investors opinion of pharmaceutical stocks are meaningless.

But in this thread, you claim that investment in renewables is paramount to actual results.

You need an editor to read your posts so you stop contradicting yourself at every opportunity.

[chuckChuck]

Huh?

Pfizer stocks are not going down because of safety concerns. They are going down because of declining demand for their products.

And the IEA chart that shows investments in clean energy much higher than fossil fuels just demonstrates that governments,industry and consumers are investing heavily in the transition away from fossil fuels.

You're still squirming because the study from the U of C lays waste to your central argument that renewables are the primary reason why electricity prices are going up in Alberta!

Wrong again! A5. The primary reason is the deregulated market and markup! Give up!

Solar and wind are helping to reduce wholesale electricity prices even if they are intermittent.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Solar and wind are helping to reduce wholesale electricity prices even if they are intermittent.

Then why did you post the graph from the IEA proving that they renewables require at least 28 times more investment per unit of energy produced?
Are you smarter than the IEA?

[chuckChuck]

Alberta NDP says renewable energy windfall should benefit consumers, industry

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/alberta/article-alberta-ndp-says-renewable-energy-windfall-should-benefit-consumers/

"The contracts were signed between 2015 and 2017. Companies were then willing to bid between $30 and $43 a megawatt-hour, far lower than expected and a reflection of how cheap renewables have become to install.

Market prices for power have since more than quadrupled."

You're still squirming because the study from the U of C lays waste to your central argument that renewables are the primary reason why electricity prices are going up in Alberta!

Wrong again! A5. The primary reason is the deregulated market and markup! Give up!

Solar and wind are helping to reduce wholesale electricity prices even if they are intermittent.

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Alberta NDP says renewable energy windfall should benefit consumers, industry

https://www.theglobeandmail.com/canada/alberta/article-alberta-ndp-says-renewable-energy-windfall-should-benefit-consumers/

"The contracts were signed between 2015 and 2017. Companies were then willing to bid between $30 and $43 a megawatt-hour, far lower than expected and a reflection of how cheap renewables have become to install.

Market prices for power have since more than quadrupled."

You're still squirming because the study from the U of C lays waste to your central argument that renewables are the primary reason why electricity prices are going up in Alberta!

Wrong again! A5. The primary reason is the deregulated market and markup! Give up!

Solar and wind are helping to reduce wholesale electricity prices even if they are intermittent.

So the wind and solar investors don't expect any ROI? How can it cost 28 times more per unit of energy produced, and result in the cheapest energy? You seem to be avoiding confronting this contradiction which you brought to our attention.

[Guest]

Does he not read his cut and pastes before posting ,lol?

[AlbertaFarmer5]

Does he not read his cut and pastes before posting ,lol?

There definitely appears to be a comprehension problem.