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Sask Power's analysis that says wind and solar are the lowest cost new generation sources are not from the real world?
Backed up by Lazards LCOE which has the numbers from numerous examples in the US.
Those aren't real world enough?
Its the flat earthers who are living in a fantasy land!
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Some areas seem to have much more volitivity in pricing?
Seems the areas that have the higher percentage of wind and solar?
There's that Louisiana/Texas comparison again.
Louisiana is not on board with the renewable future.
Maybe they don't follow Lazards Investment Banks promo spin?
A lot of NH3 production there.Last edited by shtferbrains; Sep 25, 2024, 22:06.
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A funny thing happens on the way from "cheapest new generation", to most expensive consumer electricity.
Every
Single
Time.
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So Sask power is wrong?
Then show us the numbers that show Sask Power is wrong about renewables being the lowest cost new generation sources.
Instead of comparing apples and oranges compare wind and solar to the cost of nuclear and natural gas in the same state or province.
Lazards LCOE has done a national US comparison but you don't believe them either?
Put up or shut up or show us the numbers. I am betting you will run and hide again!
Saskatchewan has regulated rates Alberta has a deregulated electricity market like Texas. Rates are higher in Alberta than Saskatchewan because of economic with holding and profit taking by producers driving up the prices. And both have renewables.
Manitoba has even lower rates using renewable hydro. And plans on expanding capacity with lots of wind.
Last edited by chuckChuck; Sep 26, 2024, 08:00.
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They say they both have about the same lifespan.
Don’t Wind And Solar Projects Have Short Lifespans?
Reality: The average lifespan of newer wind turbines is more than 30 years. For a solar facility, it’s also about 25 to 30 years. With good maintenance, that can be even longer!
Background: For a comparison, the average lifespan for a natural gas power station is also 25 to 30 years.
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