Yea anyone who takes the time to learn how energy markets work will understand quickly how renewables solve a problem which doesn’t exist. Namely, how to create cheap power when no one wants it.
Separately, do you have a handle on carbon credit markets? The few carbon credit deals I’ve looked at smelled a bit fishy to me. More specifical…
Yea anyone who takes the time to learn how energy markets work will understand quickly how renewables solve a problem which doesn’t exist. Namely, how to create cheap power when no one wants it.
Separately, do you have a handle on carbon credit markets? The few carbon credit deals I’ve looked at smelled a bit fishy to me. More specifically, it wasn’t clear how the land they were conserving actually reduced carbon output. If I buy a piece of land that was never going to be utilized any time soon, have I actually reduced a carbon footprint?
Yea anyone who takes the time to learn how energy markets work will understand quickly how renewables solve a problem which doesn’t exist. Namely, how to create cheap power when no one wants it.
Separately, do you have a handle on carbon credit markets? The few carbon credit deals I’ve looked at smelled a bit fishy to me. More specifically, it wasn’t clear how the land they were conserving actually reduced carbon output. If I buy a piece of land that was never going to be utilized any time soon, have I actually reduced a carbon footprint?